The Knox County Board of Education Decides On In Person Learning During The COVID-19 Pandemic The Honorable Gregory S. McMillan, the presiding Judge for the 6th Judicial District, has announced a new procedure for handling cases in which parents cannot agree on whether to enroll their children in virtual or in-person education programs. The rules
Read More5 Things You Need to Know Before Meeting a Divorce Attorney in Knoxville TN
Knoxville is a progressive and rapidly growing city in Tennessee with the perfect balance of work and life. The city offers several amenities to help residents get by and houses some of nature’s most beautiful reserves for peace away from the hustle and bustle. With all this said, beautiful sights and attractions will not always
Read MoreHow To Choose a Criminal Defense Attorney
The experience of being charged or accused of a crime and the legal hassles that come along with it can very be difficult. You need someone to defend you who will vigorously and protect your legal rights. A criminal defense attorney is trained to help you protect your rights. A criminal charge can impact many
Read MoreDivorce & Child Custody Battles Increase During COVID 19 In Tennessee
Couples filing for divorce has risen during the COVID 19 pandemic due to the increased strain on their marriages. You can learn more HERE. Oten times divorce will lead to child custody hearings. Tennessee recently changed its custody laws. Parents already sharing custody have run into the matter of co-parenting during the COVID 19 pandemic.
Read MoreHow Much Will A Divorce Cost?
How Much Will A Divorce Cost in Tennessee? Divorce Planning The cost of divorce is a normally a top question people have when going through the divorce process. It is important to understand that cheaper is not always better. Lawyers who offer low flat fees for divorce representation oftentimes maintain heavy caseloads and give minimal
Read MoreChild Custody & Visitation During COVID-19 In Tennessee
Child Custody & Visitation During COVID-19 In Tennessee Tennessee’s schools are closed for the remainder of the academic school year. Additionally, the courts are closed to in-person hearings with a few exceptions. Many businesses remain closed and everyone is struggling so far in 2020. Families are also trying to adjust their schedules as many people
Read MoreCan I Collect Social Security Benefits From My Ex-Spouse?
Can I Receive Social Security Benefits From My Ex-Spouse After Divorce? In some circumstances, the answer is YES! Per the Social Security Administration – If you are divorced, but your marriage lasted 10 years or longer, YOU CAN receive benefits on your ex-spouse’s record (even if they have remarried) if: You are unmarried You are
Read MoreShould I Take A Lie Detector / Polygraph Test
Should I Take A Lie Detector / Polygraph Test if I am asked to do so by the police or law enforcement? If criminal investigators ask you to take a polygraph test, it’s safe to assume that they are trying to gather evidence, usually against you. You are not under a legal obligation to take
Read MoreI Can’t Pay My Taxes Should I File A Tax Return
I Can’t Pay My Taxes Should I File A Tax Return? Don’t panic. If you cannot pay the full amount of taxes you owe, you should still file your return by the deadline and pay as much as you can to avoid penalties and interest. You should contact the IRS to discuss your payment options.
Read MoreSafe at Home Address Confidentiality Program
This confidentiality program is designed to assist victims of domestic violence, stalking, human trafficking, and sexual assault offenses. You can learn more @ https://sos-tn-gov-files.tnsosfiles.com/forms/415626_Safe%20at%20Home%20Program%20Overview.vFINAL_0.pdf?HcekVd3Kn2bGhZ6Iofl.tcNPUnRtkXFn This program is open to all victims of domestic abuse, stalking, human trafficking, rape, sexual battery, or any other sexual offense who satisfy eligibility and application requirments at no cost.
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