Fathers who are not married to their children's mother still have custody and visitation rights and the responsibility to provide support. However, you must establish legal paternity and remain in your child's life to take advantage of your parental rights. Learn how...
Month: October 2019
Is my ex-spouse a narcissist?
Problems with compatibility may lead to divorce, in which case both parties accept responsibility for what occurred but are usually able to maintain a positive post-divorce relationship. In other cases, one spouse may have behaved in a toxic way, and may sill behave...
Keep these tips in mind when creating a parenting plan
Caring for your children after divorce comes down to patience, love and a proper parenting plan. In Tennessee, the courts require one of these documents before signing a final divorce decree. The attorneys here at Ken Lawson Law understand the toll a divorce can take....
How can I help my child through our divorce?
It is no big secret that divorce is a difficult process, not only for the adults going through it but for the kids, as well. Thousands of children in Tennessee are going through divorces right now, and each one is going to take away their own experience from it. If...
How can I be a positive non-custodial presence?
While it is becoming more socially accepted for single dads to be the main custodial parent in Tennessee, statistically if you are the father, it is more likely that you are in the non-custodial parent. Unfortunately, there are many negative stereotypes that rotate...
