Murfreesboro Family Law’s Blog
Our goal is to keep you educated about news related to family law in Tennessee. Check back here often for updates and blog posts from our attorneys.
Reasons to Hire a Skilled Child Custody Attorney
Child custody cases are very sensitive affairs, and we know that, as parents, you want the best for your child. However, as experienced child custody attorneys, we also understand that often, both parents believe they are most qualified. Therefore, we recommend hiring...
Co-Parenting During the Summer
For many schools, spring break was this past month, and you may have gotten a taste of what summer will be like co-parenting. When your child has more free time in the spring and summer, it can be difficult to allocate their time properly between co-parents....
Murfreesboro Family Law Services
As one of the most established law offices in Murfreesboro, we are proud to have helped many clients across middle Tennessee through their family law cases. Murfreesboro Family Law offers legal assistance in divorce, child custody, child support, and juvenile law....
Do You Need a Private Investigator for Your Divorce Case?
At Murfreesboro Family Law, we see divorce cases of all kinds. Some cases are cut and dry, and some are a bit more complex—especially if you believe your ex-spouse has been unfaithful or is hiding assets. Things can get especially tricky if you suspect these things of...
Co-Parenting During Christmas
Christmas time can be a tough time for divorced parents. Sharing the holidays can be hard on parents and children when they are not able to celebrate Christmas traditions on a preferred date. Christmas time doesn’t have to be frustrating, and if you plan properly, you...
Halloween for Separated Parents
Halloween may not be an adult’s favorite holiday, but for a kid, it is one of the best nights of the year. Endless candy, getting to dress up as their favorite character, pumpkins, and so much more amazing fun makes it one of the most fun holidays. For separated...
Drafting Your Fall Parenting Plan
Fall is full of great activities you and your little ones can share—going to the pumpkin patch, doing a haunted hayride, apple picking, and more. However, if you and your child’s co-parent are separated, it is essential to create a parenting plan to navigate your...
Co-Parenting Through the School Year
Now that school is back in session, co-parenting may become more complicated due to extracurricular activities, homework, parent-teacher conferences, sporting events, and anything else that the school year brings. This can be a challenging transition phase for...
Preparing for a Summer of Co-parenting
Summer break is the highlight of your child’s year, but for a parent with a custody agreement, summer break can be a stressful time. Avoiding stress can ensure both you and your child have a relaxing, fun summer. Here are steps you can take to help make summer break...
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