Category Archives: Divorce
Covenant Marriage Bill Does Not Pass, but Could Return
For approximately 50 years, Tennessee has allowed spouses to obtain a no-fault divorce. This means that a court can dissolve a marriage based on a declaration that irreconcilable differences exist between the parties. No proof of marital misconduct is required, though like many other states, Tennessee residents do have the option of pursuing a fault-based… Read More »
Factors Used to Determine Division of Marital Property Under Tennessee Law
Ending a marriage presents numerous challenges. Dealing with the end of a romantic relationship can cause serious emotional strain. Parents who divorce must negotiate custody and visitation arrangements so that their children can grow up in a supportive environment even when all family members no longer reside under the same roof. Divorce is a significant… Read More »