Navigating the complexities of divorce can be challenging, especially when understanding the legal jargon and processes involved. At Hagar & Phillips, we frequently encounter clients with questions about the difference between contested and uncontested divorces, especially when children are involved. This blog aims to shed light on these topics, providing clarity and guidance for those considering divorce.
View PostNavigating the complexities of divorce can be challenging. In our latest video, we debunk some common myths and answer frequently asked questions about divorce. We discuss misconceptions about property division, the necessity of mutual agreement for divorce finalization, spousal support, how the length of a marriage can affect the divorce outcome, and the crucial first step in filing for divorce.
View PostUnderstanding Family Mediation can often be complex. In our latest video, we aim to simplify this topic by answering seven essential questions about family mediation. We discuss what family mediation is, how to select the right mediator, who pays for mediation, what happens if an agreement isn't reached, the confidentiality of mediation, its effectiveness, and the importance of choosing a Rule 31 family mediator.
View PostThe holiday season can be a difficult time for anyone going through a divorce. It’s a time when family traditions and expectations can clash with the reality of a changing family dynamic. But with some planning and preparation, it’s possible to survive the holidays and focus on what really matters: your family. Here are seven tips to help you get through the holiday season during a divorce:
View PostNavigating through the complex terrain of family law can be challenging. This blog aims to answer some of your most pressing questions, providing you with a better understanding of the intricacies associated with family law.
View PostFinding the right legal representation can be a daunting task. This guide offers some key considerations in the process.
View PostFamily conflict can be both emotionally draining and legally complex. We have a Rule 31 Family Mediator who can help you navigate this process and find a solution.
View PostWhen a divorce happens, it could involve a couple in the following manner. The possibilities are myriad, but one thing remains true regardless of the specifics of any given divorce: circumstances will change in the years after your divorce.
View PostWhen parents decide to divorce, they will often work together to determine what is fair for the children. Many Tennessee families wonder if drafting a parenting plan can be accomplished so that the child's best interests are kept at the center. It is possible when facts are valued over emotions and individuals keep their goals and expectations realistic.
View PostParenting is difficult, and co-parenting has even more challenges. If you are divorced or in the process of separating, and you have kids with your ex, you will need to figure out what visitation arrangement works best for all parties.
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