Family Law

Mar 14, 2018

What is the “Zero to Three” Initiative?

By |March 14th, 2018|Family Law|

Effective January 1, Tennessee added five new courts to the Zero to Three initiative approved by the state Senate in 2017. The goal of Zero to Three, a nationwide endeavor, is to reduce the time children 36 months and younger spend in at-risk environments by providing their families with support services. The ultimate aim is [...]

Sep 14, 2017

Do Unmarried Couples Have Property Inheritance Rights?

By |September 14th, 2017|Family Law|

Living together without being married has almost completely lost the social stigma that used to be attached to such an arrangement. Romantic partners often live together for years, and even decades, without any legal commitment to one another while they conduct their lives as if they were a married couple. There seems to be a [...]

Apr 27, 2017

How to Divide Your Business During a Tennessee Divorce

By |April 27th, 2017|Family Law|

With the exception of deciding on a parenting structure for families that have children, the most difficult part of any divorce proceeding is often the division of assets. This time can be painful and complicated, and even further still if you have business assets that need dividing. In the Nashville area, there are many family [...]

Nov 30, 2016

What Rights Do Grandparents Have in Tennessee?

By |November 30th, 2016|Family Law|

- Many people have favorable memories of time spent with their grandparents during their formative years. Grandparents have a vital role to play in families, and when parents pass away, grandparents who are able and willing can be a viable option for taking care of the child. In some cultures, grandparents have been [...]

Oct 20, 2016

How the Parental Bill of Rights Applies When it Comes Time to Create a Parenting Plan

By |October 20th, 2016|Divorce, Family Law|

For parents who have “survived” the divorce and who are doing their best to make their new relationship as co-parents work, understanding their custody rights can help alleviate a lot of confusion and frustration. For single parents who have never been married to their child's other parent, it can be helpful to know what your [...]

Oct 14, 2016

The Expansion of New York’s Legal Definition of Parenthood Grants Custody Rights to Non-biological Parents

By |October 14th, 2016|Divorce, Family Law|

In August, we shared the heart breaking story of Erica Witt, a Tennessee woman who had been legally married to another woman, but her parenting rights were denied by a Knox County judge because she did not share any biological ties with the child that she and her former spouse had raised together. In that [...]

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