How Long Does Divorce Take?

The time it takes for you to complete the divorce process on average takes anywhere between two to six months. In Tennessee, the state imposes a waiting period which can be sixty to ninety days. However, if there are complications such as disputes over how assets will be distributed it...

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Grounds For Divorce

Tennessee has two types of divorces: uncontested, which is usually irreconcilable differences, and contested, which requires proof of grounds for divorce. In Tennessee, a divorce begins with the filing of a “Complaint”. Tennessee law requires that certain statistical information be disclosed in a Complaint for Divorce, including the full names...

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Types Of Child’s Birth Injuries

What Legal Recourse Do Parents Have For Their Child’s Birth Injuries? There is nothing more devastating for parents to find out their newborn has suffered an injury during birth caused by the negligence of medical professionals. A birth injury lawyer understands that devastation and will work diligently to get families...

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Medical Malpractice: Are You a Victim?

Medical Malpractice Lawyer When a health care provider fails to conform to accepted standards of medical practice, it is considered medical malpractice. However, identifying whether or not a health care provider is guilty of medical malpractice can be a complicated issue, as the criteria for whether or not a health...

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What to Do Following an Auto Accident

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Car Accident Lawyer Following a car accident of any magnitude, you’re sure to suffer from the initial shock and you may not know what to immediately do. While car accidents can be extremely stressful, there are some steps you should take following a car accident. Taking these steps will both...

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Safety Tips and Facts for Winter Driving

Safety Tips and Facts for Driving During the Winter Season Driving during the winter season can be harrowing and dangerous for travelers on the road. According to The U.S. Department of Transportation, each year, 24 percent of weather-related vehicle crashes occur on snowy, slushy, or icy pavement and 15 percent...

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