Durak Law

Stability becomes urgent when a custody case places your child’s daily routine in the hands of the court. Temporary custody orders establish enforceable parenting arrangements while the case remains pending and provide a clear structure during a difficult time. These early rulings determine where a child lives, how parenting time is scheduled, and how important decisions are made. Although labeled temporary, these orders often influence

Courts consider several factors when dividing real estate during a divorce in Franklin. They look at who legally owns the property and how it was acquired during the marriage. Financial contributions from each spouse, such as mortgage payments, renovations, and upkeep, are also important in determining a fair division. Judges consider each spouse’s income, job security, and ability to maintain the property to promote long-term

Custody disputes during the holidays can quickly disrupt family plans, travel schedules, and a child’s sense of routine, often creating urgent legal concerns for parents. Travel schedules, school breaks, and long-standing traditions often overlap, which can unsettle routines and raise tension between parents. When expectations differ, even small scheduling conflicts can escalate into larger issues. In Tennessee, courts resolve these matters by keeping the focus