There are important aspects to any divorce. These include:
In terms of children, Tennessee favors children having relationships with both parents and offers minimum visitation rights, even if the other parent has sole custody. The noncustodial parent is obligated with paying child support.
If you are faced with a difficult family law situation such as divorce, you need trusted legal help. At Hibbeler & Associates, our divorce lawyers in Clarksville, TN provide our clients with representation backed by more than 20 years of collective experience. We work with you to obtain an outcome that benefits you and your loved ones. Throughout the case, we work to uphold your rights and make sure that you are well-taken care of.
Tennessee allows for either fault or no-fault divorce. If the grounds for divorce involve fault, it can affect the judge’s decisions regarding alimony, spousal support, child custody, and other rulings.
Grounds for no-fault divorce include, but are not limited to:
Irreconcilable differences
Living in separate residences for at least 2 years (only if the couple has no children together)
Grounds for fault divorce include, but are not limited to:
either spouse has committed adultery
one spouse engages in habitual alcohol or drug abuse (beginning after the marriage began)
spousal abuse
one spouse has abandoned the other
either spouse has committed a crime and has either become infamous or is in prison
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