Divorce

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  We are  dedicated to helping your reach the best possible resolution for you and  your children within the confines of the law.
1. Asset Division

2. Alimony

3. Child Support

​4. Child Custody

Marital Property: Any property and/or debts acquired by the parties during the marriage.
​Separate Property: Property acquired by either spouse prior to the marriage.

 Alimony is  an allowance out of one spouse's (or ex spouse's) separate estate for  the support of the other spouse when the spouses are living separately. 

 Child Support is  the financial support that is paid from one parent to another to help  cover the various costs associated with raising minor children.  Tennessee law states that both parents are equally and jointly  responsible for their minor child's "care, nurture, welfare, education  and support".
 

Child Custody defines the relationship between both parents and their minor children. There are two major types of custody, Physical Custody - allocation of time with each parent, and Legal Custody - who makes the final decisions for the children.