Divorce is a difficult and emotional experience for everyone, but it can be particularly challenging for children. It can be hard to know how to inform your children about divorce, but it's important to do so in an age-appropriate way. Here is what you and your spouse...
Parental alienation is when one parent undermines the child's relationship with the other. This often results in the child's rejection or hostility towards the targeted parent. Dealing with parental alienation requires careful consideration and understanding of...
Divorce results in significant changes to the family dynamic. As a father, it’s possible that you have had to move out of the family home and find your own place (although this isn’t always the case). It’s natural to be concerned about your rights as a father. Your...
You may mistakenly think you will split marital property equally when you divorce. While it happens in some jurisdictions, things are much different in Tennessee. You will split these assets equitably unless you have a valid and legally binding agreement like a...
For the most part, fathers in Tennessee largely have the same rights as mothers do. They have a right to spend time with their children and to have a say in key matters about their upbringing, including their health care and their education. Yet, when the relationship...
Divorce involves several changes beyond separating from a spouse. You will also have to deal with dividing assets, deciding child custody arrangements and the emotional toll of the situation. It's no wonder that the process can often be stressful, contentious and...
Divorce is often emotionally charged and stressful, and it can be even more difficult if one spouse is hiding assets. Unfortunately, some people try to conceal their assets to avoid having to divide them during a divorce settlement. If you suspect your spouse is...
Whether you've got a newborn on the way or have an older child, establishing paternity is important — not just for legal reasons but also emotionally. Not only does it provide a sense of security and stability for the child, but it also benefits the father by allowing...
There was a time when divorce was largely frowned upon and viewed as a last resort and adversarial process. While there are certainly still contentious divorces and stigma, this is starting to shift. Spouses are realizing that they no longer have to stay in an unhappy...
Research concerning how children respond to divorce is clear about the importance of keeping both parents in a child's life, if both parents are fit. Despite how important it is for a child to have positive relationships with both parents, sometimes a Tennessee...