Domestic violence can significantly impact divorce proceedings in Tennessee, affecting issues such as child custody, spousal support, and property division.
Separation & Divorce
Understanding Alimony Modifications in Tennessee
After a divorce, people go through several changing circumstances, that can add to an already stressful time. However, one thing Tennessee does not want financially dependent spouses to worry about is how they are going to make ends meet. When…
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Equitable Distribution: Before vs After Divorce?
Equitable distribution is a legal principle used in many jurisdictions to divide property and assets between spouses during a divorce or separation. It is a method of ensuring a fair and just division of marital property, taking into account various factors and…
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Alienation of Affections Law…What?
North Carolina has some very interesting and intriguing laws that are unique to the state. One of those laws is the Alienation of Affections law. This law is based on an era of romantic ideals and moral values. This topic dives into the complex realm of…
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Post-Separation Support: What You Need to Know
When you and your marital partner decide that your marriage is no longer working and it is time to separate, you may be experiencing a whirlwind of emotions. You may feel angry, sad, lost, and even stages of grief for…
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Has Someone Sued or Threatened to Sue You for Custody of Your Dog?
Do you love your dog? Of course, you do! Who wouldn’t right? You probably went to a local animal shelter or pet store and at first glance saw your fluffy friend for life. You thought from that point forward that…
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The Impact of Marital Misconduct on Court Proceedings
Many people want to know if their spouse’s misconduct during the marriage impacts the property and benefits they will get in their divorce proceedings. The short answer is … it depends. It depends on what type of misconduct the spouse…
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Is My Marriage Void or Voidable?
In North Carolina, as in many other jurisdictions, there is a distinction between void and voidable marriages. A void marriage is considered legally invalid from its inception. This means you and your partner were never legally married, despite believing you…
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Can I Date Other People Before My Divorce is Final in NC?
The short answer is yes, you may date other people while legally separated from your spouse and waiting for your divorce to be finalized, but it might affect different legal rights during the divorce proceedings that may be important to…
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Getting a Divorce in South Carolina
Here at King Law, we understand that life does not always go as planned – including marriages. There are situations in which divorce is the best option for the parties and King Law is here to offer non-judgmental help in…
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