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Big changes are coming to Tennessee’s criminal laws in 2026 — and if you live or work in the state, these changes could affect you or someone you love. During the 2026 legislative session, lawmakers passed more than 170 new laws. Several of those laws deal specifically with criminal offenses, penalties, and procedures. Some increase […] ...
Deciding to end a marriage can feel overwhelming, especially if you’ve just started considering divorce. Many people experience a mix of uncertainty, fear, and relief when they start thinking about divorce. Questions about finances, living arrangements, and the impact on children often dominate your mind. In Nashville, divorce laws and procedures can feel confusing, but […] ...
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 […] ...
LGBTQ parents in Tennessee face a complicated and often unfair legal landscape when it comes to divorce, custody, and parental rights. Even though same-sex marriage is recognized nationwide, Tennessee family courts have not fully caught up to reflect the realities of LGBTQ families. For parents separating, divorcing, or fighting for custody, this can create uncertainty […] ...
