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Ending a marriage or changing the nature of a marital relationship is an emotional and life-altering process. When a couple reaches a point where they can no longer live together, they often look for the best path forward to protect their interests and their children, which could include working with divorce attorneys.

Unexpected falls can happen in an instant, but the consequences often last for months or even years. When a person slips and falls on someone else's property, the resulting injuries can range from minor bruising to severe fractures or head trauma. In these moments, it’s natural to feel overwhelmed by rising medical bills and the physical pain of recovery.

Dividing retirement assets during a divorce requires careful attention to detail. A Qualified Domestic Relations Order, or QDRO, is the legal document needed to properly transfer funds from one spouse's retirement plan to the other without tax penalties.

Child support is one of the most sensitive and important issues families face during or after separation. Parents want what’s best for their children, but determining what’s fair—financially and emotionally—can be stressful.

A bicycle accident can leave victims facing painful injuries, emotional distress, and financial burdens all at once. Cyclists are among the most vulnerable travelers on the road, and when struck by a motor vehicle, the aftermath can be devastating.

Drunk driving accidents often result in significant consequences. Victims of these accidents frequently face physical injuries, emotional trauma, and financial setbacks all at once. The aftermath can feel overwhelming, especially when dealing with medical bills, property damage, and lost income.

Divorce is usually an emotionally and financially challenging experience. When a marriage ends, questions about stability, fairness, and the future often arise, especially when one spouse has relied on the other financially. Alimony, also known as spousal support, is designed to create a sense of balance after separation, helping one spouse maintain financial security as they transition to a new stage of life.

Divorce can be one of the most challenging experiences in life. Beyond the emotional toll, the process of dividing assets often brings stress, uncertainty, and conflict. We’ve seen clients feel overwhelmed when faced with decisions about property, finances, and other shared resources.

Experiencing a house fire can be devastating. The loss of personal belongings, the damage to your home, and the emotional toll can leave anyone feeling overwhelmed. We’ve seen clients feel stressed and uncertain about how to move forward after such a sudden disaster. It’s normal to feel frustrated, especially when dealing with insurance claims during an already difficult time.

If you and your spouse are looking for a powerful method to protect your assets while planning for the future, Tennessee’s Marital Asset Protection Trust (MAP Trust) offers a compelling solution of which few states provide.