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Collaborative Family Law

 Irwin Kuhn and Dot Dobbins were among the first group of Tennessee attorneys to be trained in collaborative family law practice which focuses on out of court divorce agreements. The training took place in Nashville at Vanderbilt University Law School. Irwin is a member of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP).

Opinion on Overnight Visitors with Unmarried Parents

     Many Tennessee courts and attorneys by reflex insert parenting plan provisions prohibiting residential parents from allowing overnight visitation by “paramours” or “members of the opposite sex to whom they are not married”.

When One Parent Wants to Move

What happens in Tennessee when one parent wants to relocate? When one of two parents involved in raising a child wants to move, there are various steps required by Tennessee law.

First of all, there are specific requirements setting out when and how the parent who wants to move must give notice to the other parent.
If there is a dispute between parents about the move, there are many factors that will be considered.

Defining Terms used in Probate and Wills

A will is a document that directs the distribution of a person’s property after he or she dies. It is “admitted to probate” after death in order for the probate court to oversee the distribution in an orderly fashion that can be relied upon by others to establish property rights.

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