Author: Burdine Law Firm, PLLC

Most people who go through divorce want the situation to be final. Divorce indicates the end of your marriage, so once the case is over, you reasonably expect to be done with the entanglements with your ex. However, for many people, it is necessary to return to court to change divorce orders or enforce them….

If you are going through divorce in Tennessee, you might be wondering whether you may be eligible to receive alimony or if your spouse has a right to it. You may not know that Tennessee has four different types of alimony. An experienced alimony lawyer in Nashville explains the details regarding each. Transitional Alimony Transitional…

If your divorce case involves alimony – whether you plan to receive it or pay it – you likely want to know how much financial support might be awarded in your case. Like many legal questions, the answer is “It depends.” Courts can consider various factors when determining how much alimony to award or whether…

Divorces involving significant assets are sometimes referred to as “high-asset divorces.”  These divorces are often much more complex than other types of divorces, so working with an experienced Nashville divorce lawyer is crucial to ensure your rights and property interests are protected. What Makes A Divorce a High Asset One? While there is not a…

You may have heard the term “grandparent rights” and assume that you have them. However, Tennessee’s child custody laws give a lot of reverence to parents’ preferences, allowing them to act as stewards for who can have access to their children. Specialized Nashville child custody attorneys share what you need to know about potentially obtaining…

In child custody proceedings, the court considers what is in the best interests of the child when rendering a decision. The custody arrangement ordered should permit both parents to enjoy maximum participation in the child’s life, considering the parents’ residences’ locations, the child’s need for stability, and other relevant factors. Nashville family law attorneys explain…

Divorce can be a painful and emotional experience. However, if you had the wherewithal to enter into a prenuptial agreement before your marriage, you can now benefit from your good planning. Here are some of the top benefits of a prenuptial agreement in a divorce: Protect Separate Property Prenuptial agreements allow you to protect separate…

If you are going through a divorce, you are likely concerned about what property you will receive. In Tennessee, you and your spouse can reach an amicable agreement regarding the division of your property and ask the court to affirm it. If you are unable to reach an agreement, get in contact with a Nashville…

When contemplating getting a divorce, people often think about marital assets and dividing them equitably, whether that’s furniture, real estate, or cash and retirement accounts. But they sometimes need to consider what happens to debt in a divorce, especially student loan debt. As student loan debt numbers soared in recent years, this becomes a very…

It’s a nightmare no one wants to find themselves in: They’ve been the subject of someone else’s unhealthy obsession, they’re the victim of sexual assault, or they’re the victim of domestic abuse. These situations can cause enormous stress and fear, and sometimes they overlap. The first step toward regaining a sense of safety and security…