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When it comes to criminal defense, evidence plays a pivotal role. Whether the goal is to achieve an acquittal, negotiate a favorable plea deal, or minimize penalties, the proper handling and presentation of evidence can make all the difference.

When two people decide to marry, they’re making a commitment to each other that goes beyond emotional bonds—it also includes financial responsibilities. As part of that commitment, some couples may choose to create a prenuptial agreement, commonly referred to as a "prenup."

In Tennessee, the criminal justice system is designed to be fair, protect constitutional rights, and uphold justice. When an individual is convicted of a crime, whether they're guilty or not, there are legal mechanisms in place to challenge a conviction.

Divorce is always a messy process unless you are one of those lucky couples that go down the amicable route. The vast majority of couples cannot end things on good terms, which is why the dissolution process can be distressing and emotionally draining.

When parents divorce, determining how time is split between them becomes a critical concern. This decision impacts not just the parents but also the children who are at the heart of the separation. Family law in Tennessee provides guidelines and frameworks to address this issue, aiming to create arrangements that serve the best interests of the children.

Leaving an abusive marriage is one of the most challenging decisions a person can make, especially when it involves navigating complicated legal processes. In Tennessee, the path to safety and freedom is not easy

Determining parental fitness is a crucial and sensitive aspect of custody battles in family court. The pinnacle concern is the well-being and safety of the child, but the path to such determinations is fraught with complexity and requires careful attention.

In the case of divorce or separation, co-parenting can sometimes become a contentious issue. While most couples can sort things out amicably, disputes can arise when one parent introduces a new partner to the children.

To put it bluntly, college education isn't cheap. But if you can make it possible, it's an investment that can reap substantial rewards for your children. A degree can open doors to life-changing connections, robust career opportunities, and endless facets of personal growth.

According to the Administration for Children and Families, the United States child support program served 13.2 million children in the country in 2021. That's 1 in 5 children. 20% of children rely on child support. So what happens when one parent isn't keeping up with their payments?