The idea of divorce is scary. Indeed, divorce is often described as the death of a marriage as it is the death of the “we” and the reformation of the “I.” It is your second chance at a new life, and change is scary. And, the attorneys at Dowden, Worley, Jewell &...
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Is your child being exposed to parental substance abuse?
If you’re reading this blog post, you’re probably worried about your child being exposed to parental substance abuse when spending time with your ex. This is a legitimate concern. A child who is exposed to an environment where drug or alcohol abuse is present can be...
Preparing for a divorce in Tennessee
Divorce is rarely easy for anyone. Even if you and your spouse agree that divorce is the best decision, and still have an amicable relationship, the divorce process can still be emotional, unpredictable and complex. Change and uncertainty are hard for everyone, and...
Signs Your Marriage May Be Struggling
Sensing Something May Be Wrong After the honeymoon phase of your relationship is over and you’ve spent time married to your spouse, you might start to notice that something seems wrong. The spark you once had is gone, and in its place may be feelings of disdain,...
Are There Alternatives to Divorce in Tennessee?
Looking for a Different Option Not all couples contemplating divorce are necessarily ready for or are in a position to divorce and ask the question, “Is there an alternative to divorce?” Many times, couples want to work on and save their relationship, or sometimes...
Contested and Uncontested Divorces in Tennessee
Knowing the Differences Choosing to end your marriage via a divorce is a big decision, and along with that choice comes additional factors to consider. One such factor is how much of a fight to put up in relation to issues such as property division or child custody....
My Spouse Cheated On Me — Does That Impact My Divorce Case?
The Impact of Infidelity Learning that your spouse is having an extramarital affair can be devastating and leave you wondering what you should do to move forward. Seeking divorce is an option, and knowing how adultery could impact your case is important. Here is what...