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Tennessee Process of Uncontested Divorce An agreed divorce, is often referred to as “no fault” divorce, or uncontested divorce. In Tennessee an uncontested divorce is the dissolution of marriage upon irreconcilable differences.   As opposed to a contested divorce in which the Plaintiff/Petitioner must establish evidence of fault grounds for Divorce.  An irreconcilable differences divorce does not require the establishment of legal fault grounds.  You and your spouse state that you can not resolve your marital differences but you agree to be divorced.  You agree to a settlement of all of the issues involved in dissolving the bonds of matrimony. Settlement of Property Issues in Agreed Divorce Now that bothRead More →

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Change Child Custody and Modifying Shared Parenting Plans There are a variety of issues that arise in the lives of divorced families with children. And in families of single parents living separately sharing the custody of one or more children.  Raising a child is a trying task even for married parents.  Shared parenting or joint custody arrangements tend to be even more difficult to parent a child through.  But, most divorce, separated or single parents can successfully maneuver the ups and downs of shared parenting.  There are times when problems arise that seem impossible to resolve.  These may need to addressed in a court actionRead More →

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Can a Mediation Agreement be Set Aside? Are you contemplating divorce? Perhaps you are already in the process of divorcing. In Tennessee a couple seeking a divorce is typically required to attend mediation.  In order to attempt to resolve the issues in controversy outside of court. In fact, the courts are requiring mediation in almost all divorce cases. But,  will the mediation agreement be enforced by the Court? Have Your Divorce Lawyer Present During Mediation The best and first defense to an unfair or improper mediation agreement is to be sure that your divorce attorney is present with you in mediation. Be sure your lawyer reviewsRead More →