While approximately 40 percent of marriages in Tennessee and around the country will end in divorce, 66 percent of married people do not have financial plans in place in case they get divorced or their spouses die. This can have a major impact on people's finances....
Child support spending is interpreted broadly
Now that the family law court has set your child support amount, you may think you can breathe a sigh of relief. However, to your dismay, you feel anxiety about your child support check. What if your ex tells you what you can and cannot spend the money on? Can the...
Financial surprises may happen in some divorces
Some people in Tennessee may be surprised to learn how little they know about household finances and investing when they get a divorce, and according to a survey by UBS Global Wealth Management, this is more likely to be women than men. The survey gathered information...
