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 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 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 PostAlternative dispute resolution (ADR) refers to different ways that litigants can resolve their cases other than the traditional litigation mechanism culminating in an adversarial trial. Standard methods of ADR around the country include mediation, arbitration, conciliation, and neutral evaluation. Learn more.
View PostAfter a divorce between two parents, custody over the children is a complicated process. In addition to ensuring you have the proper family law representation, all of your documents and information in order, and coming to an agreed-upon solution, you also uphold a parenting schedule, child support payments, and so much more.
View PostIntimate partner violence, or domestic violence, is abuse or aggression in a romantic relationship. Learn more.
View PostCo-parenting and communicating can be rough after a divorce as sometimes it is still on shaky ground, and the freshness of the divorce takes time to subside. Today’s technology can make a difference in managing shared parenting time.
View PostMaking a parenting plan isn't as simple as it sounds. This article discusses Tennessee law for modifying a court-ordered parenting plan.
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