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How Long Does a Divorce Take in Tennessee?

In Tennessee, many divorces last just a few months, so you're looking at anywhere from 60 days to about half a year. However, highly contested divorces can take much longer due to the involvement of a judge and court proceedings.

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When Is Filing Bankruptcy a Good Option?

As an experienced attorney, I've had many clients come to my office in Kingsport, Tennessee, feeling overwhelmed by their financial situation. They're grappling with mounting debts and see no way out. It's in these moments that the question often arises: Is bankruptcy a good option?

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Preparing for Divorce

As an experienced Tennessee divorce attorney, I understand just how overwhelming this legal process can feel. But, believe me, there are ways to make it easier. Today, I'm going to share with you some essential steps that can help simplify the road ahead.

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How Long Does Bankruptcy Appear on a Credit Report?

Life is full of challenges, and certainly one of them is financial. You never know when an emergency is going to strike, whether it be medical, auto- or home-related, or just a period of unemployment.

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Your Right to Retirement Assets

Divorce is never an easy process, and sorting out your financial situation can be one of the most difficult aspects of divorce. In order to ensure that your voice is heard and that you can start over with a fair divorce settlement, you should enlist the help of a family law attorney.

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Understanding the Rights and Limitations of Creditors

Under both federal and state laws, creditors, third-party collection agencies, and debt collectors are permitted to contact and interact reasonably with debtors in order to recover outstanding debts. In addition, these federal and state statutes outline the limits regarding what creditors can do, including when and how they can contract debtors.

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Bankruptcy FAQs

Filing for bankruptcy is not a decision to be taken lightly and should ideally be done after thoroughly educating yourself on your options and consulting with a bankruptcy attorney. That said, although you may be nervous or scared to take the plunge, for many people, bankruptcy can be an important step to get them back on their feet financially and working toward a more stable future. Below are some common bankruptcy FAQs I’ve heard from clients over the years that can give you a better understanding of what to expect.

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Considerations in a High Net Worth Divorce

Divorce is never easy, but it can be particularly difficult if you’re a high-net-worth individual. If you and your current spouse have more than $1 million in combined assets, your divorce may be considered “high net worth.”

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Can I File for Bankruptcy More Than Once?

In Tennessee, many individuals, families, and businesses going through financial hardship often decide to file for bankruptcy to achieve debt relief or seek a clean financial slate. Even after getting your financial relief, an economic setback, job loss, or medical emergency can put you in another difficult financial situation.

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Three Tips on How to Gain Better Financial Stability

Americans are experiencing a national credit debt of over $1 trillion, which has led to unfortunate realities across the country. For credit cards alone, the average APR is roughly 19.07%. Interest fees can be difficult to pay off or even pay down. When individuals in Tennessee struggle to pay these balances, it might be time to consider debt relief as they search for financial stability.

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