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5 Divorce Questions For Women by Sandy Arons, MBA, Certified Financial Divorce Practitioner and Mediator
If you are asking for alimony for more than one year, have you considered annual cost of living increases in your budget? Do you know that you must pay taxes on alimony payments? Is this expense in your monthly budget? What amount of child support/alimony do you need to maintain your current standard of living?
The ABC’s of Divorce by Miles Mason, Sr., J.D.
When a client enters a divorce lawyer’s office for the first time, the client’s natural tendency is to ask about what he or she wants to know. The client should, instead, first learn what the client needs to know. Remember: divorce is usually backwards. For example, one spouse is usually trying to prove that he or she does not have any money or did not commit adultery.
5 Ways to Help Your Children During Divorce by Sandy Arons, MBA, Certified Financial Divorce Practitioner and Mediator
Helping children cope with divorce is important because kids model future behavior on current experiences. Whether we like it or not, our children watch everything we do, and tend to remember for a long time. Set a good example.
4 Divorce Fables & Facts by Sandy Arons, MBA, Certified Financial Divorce Practitioner and Mediator
Believing in fables can undermine your divorce. Secure your future and your children’s future. Don’t just get a divorce. Get a smart divorce.

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The plaintiff must be a resident of Tennessee in order to file for a divorce there. If the grounds for divorce occurred outside of the state, either of the parties must have resided in the state for six months before filing. Military personnel must be a resident of the state for at least one year prior to filing. The petition must be filed in the chancery or circuit court in the county where the parties reside at the time of their separation, or in either the county where the defendant resides, or where the applicant resides.

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"A Plain English Guide to Protecting Your Children"

Author: Mary L. Boland, Attorney at Law