Tennessee parents who get a divorce must generally decide on how to share custody of their children. In some cases, parents may seek sole custody out of spite for a former partner. However, custody rulings are made based on what is in the best interests of the...
Month: July 2018
Learning how to positively co-parent following a divorce
Co-parenting after going through a divorce can be challenging, but raising a healthy and happy child should be the priority for both exes. Children often absorb quite a bit during a divorce, and any negativity that they experience could impact them for many years to...
Protect your art during your divorce with these tips
As an artist, your art is your life, your work and potentially your income. While each piece you create is special to you and you may believe that it only belongs to you, that's not really true when it comes to divorce. The reality is that anything you do, make,...
Co-parenting solutions are not without challenges
Family law judges in Tennessee and around the country consider the best interests of the child when making custody decisions, and most of the research in this area suggests that the children of divorce fare best when they have the opportunity to spend time with both...
Compromise and practicality aid creation of co-parenting plans
Parents in Tennessee who are splitting up need to work out a co-parenting plan. Many challenges could emerge as two people decide how to divide custody and meet the physical and emotional needs of their children. The final custody agreement likely will not fit...