As it appeared on expertise.com Why These Divorce Lawyers? Our goal is to connect people with the best local experts. We scored Nashville Divorce Lawyers on more than 25 variables across five categories, and analyzed the results to give you a hand-picked list of the best. … MTR Family Law PLLC For more than 30 […]
Read MoreAs it appeared in the Tennessee Bar Journal In today’s world, practitioners must be ready to handle a prenuptial agreement that has been prepared in a foreign jurisdiction and to prepare a prenuptial agreement that may later be enforced in a jurisdiction other than Tennessee. Knowledge of the best way to enforce the parties’ agreement […]
Read MoreThe Tennessee Code provides, as an alternative to divorce, that parties may enter into a legal separation agreement. Specifically, the Code states “[a] party who alleges grounds for divorce from the bonds of matrimony may, as an alternative to filing a complaint for divorce, file a complaint for legal separation. Such complain shall set forth […]
Read MoreNashville, TN – James Brandon Tomlin has joined MTR Family Law as an associate, announced Marlene Eskind Moses, founding manager at the firm. “Brandon is a capable attorney who will be an asset to the firm and our clients,” said Moses. “He brings business acumen, excellent client relationship skills and keen attention to detail to […]
Read MoreAs is it appeared on the Tennessee Bar Association By Marlene Moses and Manuel Russ This column was updated April 25, 2019 – after its original publication, to reflect a change in the location of the forms. Ethics for lawyers is always an important topic. Ethics in mediation, particularly in divorce cases, is an area […]
Read MoreAs it appeared in the Tennessee Bar Association By Marlene Moses and Manuel Russ In the recent Tennessee Supreme Court opinion issued in June 2018, Coleman v. Olson, the court dealt with the issue of an alteration of the beneficiary of a life insurance policy during the pendency of a divorce. Family law practitioners should […]
Read MoreAs it appeared in the Tennessee Bar Association When divorcing parties have agreed to a division of their estate, they will enter into a Marital Dissolution Agreement (MDA) that, as part of the finalization of the divorce, is submitted to the court for approval and signature. The divorcing court will then merge the MDA into […]
Read MoreAs it appeared on the Tennessee Bar Association Editor’s Note: President Trump signed the Tax Reform bill into law on Dec. 22, 2017, which was after this column went to press. A new piece of legislation has been introduced in Congress that, if passed, will have major implications on divorce settlements throughout the country as […]
Read MoreThe Tennessee General Assembly has been very busy this past session in addressing the issue of child support arrearage through two major modifications of the existing law on child support, one affecting the interest rate on arrearages and the other affecting the time period of accumulation of retroactive support for a child or children. Both […]
Read MoreThe ability of a parent to relocate his or her household, and more importantly his or her child, out of the jurisdiction of the court that entered the parenting plan is often a very contentious issue. The Tennessee Code devotes an entire section to the issue of relocation for this reason. Absent an agreement to […]
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