Divorce and Taxes: What to Tell Your Accountant

For many people, tax season brings a lot of uncertainty and anxiousness. If you have recently gone through a divorce, it may create even more frustrations, especially if you and your former spouse have children together. Here are some things you should know: An accountant is a solid financial investment. There are a number of…

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The Dangers of “Distracted” Marriages

Thanks to a number of initiatives launched in Tennessee over the last few years, we’re all well aware of the dangers of distracted driving. Marriages, however, are also in danger of going off the rails – and distraction may be a leading cause. Think about it: the things that make texting and driving dangerous are…

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Tennessee Fares Poorly When It Comes to Child Custody Laws

The National Parents Organization recently issued its 2014 Shared Parenting Report Card, which they describe as “the first national study to provide a comprehensive ranking of the states on their child custody statutes, assessing them primarily on the degree to which they promote shared parenting after divorce or separation.” According to the organization, Tennessee –…

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We Owe it to Our Service Men and Women to Keep them Safe While at Home

The men and women who serve our country face a number of difficulties when they return from their deployments – difficulties that civilians don’t always know about. The Uniformed Services Employment and Re-Employment Rights Act (USERRA) protects military members when they come home seeking to return to their employment. To better serve these men and…

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