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.

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.

In Tennessee, modifying a child custody agreement requires proving a substantial change in circumstances and that the change is in the child's best interest—let Hamer & Taylor guide you through the process.

Tennessee child support is calculated using a formula based on both parents' income, expenses, and additional factors, ensuring fair and adequate financial support for children.

Anne Hamer’s book, Financial Freedom, provides essential guidance on parenting plans, helping parents navigate divorce while prioritizing stability and well-being for their children.