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If somebody else’s negligence caused your accident and injuries, you may be entitled to compensation for your medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other losses. In order to get that compensation, you will probably have to negotiate with an insurance company. Insurance companies are notorious for trying to...
Read More Continue ReadingIt remains important to explore your legal rights and options—even if you may have been partially to blame for what happened to you—because Tennessee broadly protects the rights of car accident injury victims. Unlike some other states, that bar victims from seeking compensation if they were partially at fault for...
Read More Continue ReadingIf you have been injured in a car accident in Tennessee, it is critical to determine the clear fault of the accident in order to collect the financial damages you may be entitled to. One of the Memphis car accident attorneys from our firm can assist you in pursuing those...
Read More Continue ReadingIf you are involved in a car accident that has resulted in death, injury, or significant property damage, you are required by law to report the accident to the local authorities. Failing to report such accidents to the police is illegal. Whether there was an injury or not however, you...
Read More Continue ReadingWhen a marriage is coming to an end it is often in your best interest to contact a divorce lawyer in Memphis, TN to help you understand everything you are going to need through this process. There are many steps to ending a marriage and in Tennesse, there are three...
Read More Continue ReadingA divorce can be a very stressful time for everyone involved. It can be an emotionally draining and difficult process. The things that you say and do during the divorce process may have an effect on your future relationships with your children and ex-spouse. There are some things to keep...
Read More Continue ReadingIf you are ready to embrace the challenge of attending to your divorce situation proactively, one of the first things you’ll want to do is to make a list of all of your marital assets. Marital assets—including physical property, financial accounts, and intellectual property—generally consist of all assets acquired during...
Read More Continue ReadingTennessee allows couples to divorce based on the no-fault ground of “irreconcilable differences.” This is often shorthand for marriage simply not working out, though it was no one’s fault in particular. However, you and your spouse must agree in order to use this ground – if you cannot agree, the...
Read More Continue ReadingThe 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...
Read More Continue ReadingTennessee 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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