Family law and domestic relations
Steady guidance for family-law decisions.
Family-law matters can affect property, parenting time, financial support, and daily life. Donna works with clients on divorce, custody, alimony, and agreements that need careful attention.
Common questions
- How property may be classified and divided in a Tennessee divorce
- Whether alimony may be part of the case
- How primary residential parent decisions are considered
- How a prenuptial, antenuptial, or postnuptial agreement should be reviewed
Divorce and property
Understand the issues before you decide what to do next.
Property division
Tennessee divorce cases may involve marital property, separate property, inherited or gifted property, and an equitable division of marital assets.
Alimony
Alimony questions can involve need, ability to pay, and the type of support being considered, including rehabilitative, transitional, in solido, or in futuro alimony.
Parenting decisions
Custody and primary residential parent questions are considered around the best interests of the children. Call the office to talk about the family-law concern you are facing.