In Tennessee family law, violating court orders—especially involving child or spousal support—can lead to serious consequences through civil or criminal contempt.

Family law attorney Dan Taylor shares how prenuptial agreements are most commonly challenged—and what makes them valid in Tennessee courts.

Relocating after divorce doesn’t mean losing connection—today’s courts, travel options, and parenting plans help parents maintain strong relationships with their children across distances.

In Tennessee, an uncontested divorce based on irreconcilable differences requires full agreement on parenting and financial matters through a Permanent Parenting Plan and Marital Dissolution Agreement.

Learn how to reduce divorce costs with smart strategies like efficient email communication and virtual meetings, helping you save on legal fees while staying informed and in control.

Joint custody is more than just a legal term—it requires a well-defined parenting schedule and strong co-parenting to ensure the best outcome for the child.

Learn how to navigate high-conflict custody battles by managing your communication wisely, protecting your legal rights, and avoiding common mistakes that could impact your case.

Your work schedule can significantly impact child custody arrangements, so it’s essential to create a parenting plan that balances your career commitments with your child’s best interests.

This holiday season, we reflect with gratitude and wish you peace, joy, and new beginnings in the year ahead.

Congratulations to Andrew Graham for earning a spot on the 2024 Super Lawyers Mid-South Rising Stars list, a recognition of his outstanding legal expertise and professional achievements.