Posts by Graham Law & Associates
Do I Have to Pay Child Support for a Child Who Isn’t Mine?
When two people have a child together, it’s understood that the couple will pay for all of their child’s needs until the child is an adult. This obligation will continue, even if the marriage or relationship does not. However, what happens if a father finds out later that the child he claimed responsibility for is…
Read MoreNew Laws Affecting Tennessee Families in 2024
Every year, laws come and go, and some keep the status quo of the state, and some bring change. This year is no different, as there are new laws taking effect in January 2024, and they could very well affect you. These new laws range from new requirements for judges ruling in family law cases…
Read MoreIf I Lose My Job, Can I Pay Less Child Support?
If you have a child that you share with an ex-spouse, there is a high chance that you may be paying child support. However, every so often, people who are paying child support often worry about losing their jobs or having their hours cut as this is a strong possibility in any type of industry.…
Read MoreNew Holiday Traditions for Your First Post-Divorce Christmas
While you may have made it through the hard part – finishing the divorce process– there are still going to be new challenges ahead of you. For example, what do your holiday plans look like? Do you have your children for this time, or are they with your former spouse? No matter what your predicament…
Read MoreWhat Does an Estate Administrator Do?
If someone close to you has passed away, you or another individual in your family may have been appointed as that person’s estate administrator. As a result, you may be wondering what exactly this means and what it consists of. The good news is that the duties of an estate administrator are generally simple. However,…
Read MoreCan My Ex Take My Retirement or Pension in a Divorce?
Your ex can take part of your retirement or pension benefits if you received or earned them during the years of your marriage. This means any retirement or pension benefits that you accumulated before the marriage, or after the divorce is finalized, belong only to you, and your ex cannot take any of it. However,…
Read MoreWhat Does a “Temporary Order” Mean in Terms of My Divorce?
A divorce is a complex and emotionally challenging process involving the legal dissolution of a marriage. During the course of a divorce, you and your spouse must address numerous issues, ranging from property division and financial matters to child custody and support arrangements. In the state of Tennessee, the court system recognizes the need to…
Read MoreCan I Sponsor My Family If I Only Have a Green Card?
It is understandable that you would like to bring your family member to the United States as families enjoy being close and sharing memories together. However, you should keep in mind that sponsoring your family can be a difficult and complex process. You will likely need to meet specific eligibility and legal requirements in order…
Read MoreHow Can I Seek Sole Custody of My Child in New Orleans?
If you are going through a divorce or ending a long-term relationship where a child is involved, you may be considering seeking sole custody for your child. While you may be curious how this process works, it is crucial that you keep in mind that most of the time these custody battles become stressful, frustrating,…
Read MoreShould I File for Divorce If I’ve Already Filed for Bankruptcy?
People often have questions regarding divorce and bankruptcy: “Should I file for divorce if I’ve already filed for bankruptcy?” and “Should I file for bankruptcy during divorce proceedings?” In all situations, divorce comes with significant financial impact for most people, and even in the most ideal of scenarios, it can be difficult to know which…
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