Each year, the Tennessee General Assembly passes new legislation that can impact individuals, families, and businesses across the state. Several new Tennessee laws took effect on July 1, 2026. While many involve narrow or technical subjects, some may directly affect...
CLICK HERE TO SPEAK TO ONE OF OUR ATTORNEYS ABOUT YOUR MATTER. When someone dies in Tennessee, their property usually has to go through probate court before it can be distributed to family members. This process can be expensive, time-consuming, and stressful for...
Collaborative divorce is changing the way couples approach the end of their marriage, offering a more respectful and cooperative alternative to traditional courtroom battles. This process focuses on open communication, mutual respect, and finding solutions that work...
Starting a business in Tennessee is an exciting journey, but one of your first big decisions will be choosing the right business structure. Think of it like picking the foundation for your house: you want something that fits your needs and will support your...
When getting divorced after the age of 50, extra caution is needed during a property division settlement When getting divorced, couples can be forced to figure out how to split their marital estate. Assets can be moderate or extensive, as in a high-asset divorce....
If you and your spouse are facing divorce, the thought of having to go through a long and possibly bitter courtroom battle is a less than appealing prospect. As a couple with young children and significant assets, you may consider mediation as a divorce option that...
