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Sometimes issues in marriage cannot be resolved. It is an emotional experience and misinformation about the process, which varies by jurisdiction, can severely impact the outcome. The attorneys at BRUNELLE | CONKLIN will thoroughly evaluate your concerns and provide sound, practical legal advice, guiding you every step of the way.
Disputes can arise early on in the process and may include issues such as financial support for you or your children, parenting visitation or the use of marital property and assets during the proceedings. Sometimes, disputes during a divorce or separation can be resolved through agreement between the parties, without litigation. We will help you weigh your options and determine what path is best for you.
Each situation is unique, and we take care to consider the needs of each client on an individual basis. We will advise, advocate, negotiate and litigate based on your goals and individual needs, in accordance with the law. It is important to work with an experienced attorney who can develop a personalized legal strategy to maximize your asset division, protect your rights, and keep the best interests of your children in the forefront during child support and child custody matters.
Whether you have a complex marital estate that will require a unique property division and distribution, or serious concerns regarding a parenting plan and child support, the process can be intimidating and complex. Our attorneys will make sure you are made fully aware of what to expect during each stage of the process.
Because how you handle these transitions can set the course for your lives for years to come, it is critical to partner with a skilled lawyer who brings compassion and experience to advocate on your behalf. Contact BRUNELLE | CONKLIN today to receive the focused and personal attention you deserve.
The proper county and Court in which a divorce should be filed must comply with law and is usually based upon the residences of the parties. In some cases, it is filed where the parties last resided together, or where the parties were married. Different rules apply to military personnel in active duty.
In Tennessee, most all assets that have been accumulated by either party during the marriage are considered martial property, subject to division in a divorce. Sometimes, even separate assets may become marital property. As a result, it is very important to seek knowledgeable advice when it comes to how certain property may or may not be divided and what can be done to protect them.
If both parties can come to an agreement through mediation then long and often times stressful court proceedings can be avoided. Some states require mediation before the case goes before a court.
Alimony and support are meant to decrease the negative economic impact divorces can cause. The amount of alimony depends on several factors such as:
If both parties can come to an agreement through mediation then long and often times stressful court proceedings can be avoided. Some states require mediation before the case goes before a court.
Alimony and support are meant to decrease the negative economic impact divorces can cause. The amount of alimony depends on several factors such as:
