Daytime Tri-Cities Legal Expert Forum: Family Law & Divorce
Our own Matt Bolton and McKenna L. Cox discuss divorce and child support on Daytime Tri -Cities. If you need help with a family law matter, we can help. Call us at
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Our own Matt Bolton and McKenna L. Cox discuss divorce and child support on Daytime Tri -Cities. If you need help with a family law matter, we can help. Call us at
Probate is a legal process that takes place after a person dies. It is a court-supervised proceeding that authenticates the decedent’s will, and approves the named executor so he or she can distribute property and belongings. Anyone involved with an estate should understand the basics about probate in Tennessee. Probate is a requirement for estates in Tennessee. This is the…
McKenna Cox tells Daytime Tri-Cities viewers about immigration law for both immigrants and nonimmigrants. Watch the interview
Amy Lynn (WJHL) speaks with our own Solange McDaniel on a new Legal Experts Forum to discuss Social Security Disability. Watch the interview
Virginia is now the 16th state to fully legalize recreational marijuana use. The new law took effect on July 1, 2021. State residents can now legally possess or grow small amounts of marijuana. Tennessee is unlikely to legalize marijuana anytime soon. Proposals in Tennessee’s General Assembly to decriminalize marijuana have been met with minimal support. Local authorities want citizens to…
If you are considering a divorce or custody dispute in the state of Tennessee, mediation may be the furthest thing from your mind. Knowing the basics of mediation will help you navigate your life transition with confidence. During mediation, a neutral third-party mediator meets with the divorcing couple/parents to help them resolve their disputes without having to go through an expensive and often stressful court trial. The mediator’s job is to try and help…
If you were charged with a federal crime, you need experienced legal representation. It’s important to understand that federal charges carry with them longer prison sentences and higher fines. Federal cases are different from state cases. State prosecutions are made up of local law enforcement, and may have limited resources and budgets. In contrast, the Federal Government has veritably unlimited…