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Divorce can be overwhelming. You’re not just ending a marriage—you’re also navigating legal terms, emotional decisions, and the future of your family life. If you’re considering divorce in Tennessee, one of the first things to understand is whether your situation falls under fault or no-fault divorce. Knowing the difference matters, especially when it comes to […] ...

Tennessee’s juvenile justice laws are changing in 2025 in a way that directly impacts bond hearings in adult criminal cases. Under SB0221, courts can now include juvenile court records—such as prior case outcomes and evidence—in pretrial reports used to decide bond. Magistrates are required to consider a defendant’s juvenile history when determining bond, meaning past […] ...

In Tennessee, deciding who gets the house in a divorce isn’t just about splitting assets; it’s about securing your future. Under the state’s equitable distribution laws, marital property is divided fairly, not always equally, with factors like the length of the marriage, financial contributions, and each spouse’s needs shaping the outcome. The marital home often […] ...

Being charged with a crime doesn’t mean that your future is set in stone. For those who qualify, Tennessee’s pretrial diversion program offers a chance to rewrite the narrative. Designed to give eligible individuals an alternative to prosecution, this program can lead to a dismissed charge and a clean slate. But understanding who qualifies and […] ...