Posted by Stuart Scott | Oct 12, 2018 | Dickinson Wright, Divorce, DW Family Focus Blog, Family Law, Stuart Scott
A common issue during divorce – and after divorce – involves one parent speaking poorly of the other. Many times the parent who is engaged in this unfortunate behavior does not even realize what he or she is doing. Sometimes...
Read MorePosted by Stuart Scott | Jun 22, 2018 | Dickinson Wright, Divorce, Family Law, Stuart Scott
In non-military divorces in Tennessee, a spouse may be awarded some, or all of the other spouse’s retirement accounts. Each spouse is entitled to an equitable interest in the marital portion of any retirement account, therefore,...
Read MorePosted by Stuart Scott | May 18, 2018 | Dickinson Wright, Divorce, Family Law |
Many years ago the alternate residential parent, often the father, would have visitation with the children every other weekend, split up the holidays and receive a couple of weeks’ time for vacation in the summer. That is no...
Read MorePosted by Stuart Scott | Feb 23, 2018 | Dickinson Wright, Family Law, Stuart Scott
We recently provided a family law blog concerning this subject relative to Arizona law. This family law blog addresses the same issue but in Tennessee, where the law is different. Despite the difference in the laws, the issue is...
Read MorePosted by Stuart Scott | Dec 29, 2017 | Dickinson Wright, Family Law, Stuart Scott
Divorce is a very stressful time. It oftentimes involves some of the most important things in a person’s life including their finances, children and even self-identity. If there is an angry or exceedingly difficult spouse...
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