How to Choose a Tennessee Divorce Lawyer

Divorce can be a tumultuous time for everyone involved. When you have child support and alimony to figure out, property and assets to divide, and are feeling uncertain about what the future holds, who has the time–or the expertise–to make sense of the legal aspects of your divorce case? Thankfully, you don’t have to.

We Know Tennessee Divorce Law

At Miles Mason Family Law Group, you will meet with a Memphis divorce attorney who has a deep understanding of divorce in Tennessee. Our team of experienced professionals will educate and guide you through the divorce process and answer all of your questions honestly, even the tough ones.

Once you decide to take to legal action to dissolve your marriage, use these steps to find the right lawyer for your case:

1. Talk to trusted friends and family and ask who they would recommend.
2. Contact the local state bar association or law school and ask for recommendations.
3. Make a list of the qualities you are looking for in a potential divorce attorney and research those who fit your criteria in your area.
4. Meet with more than one attorney. Most firms offer free consultations and this can be a great way to get a feel for how they work.
5. Request references from a potential divorce attorney and contact the local state bar association to see if they have ever had any disciplinary action against them. 

Of course, you will also want to base your decision on who you feel most comfortable with, especially since some divorce cases can take many months or years to resolve. By following these steps you are giving your case the attention it deserves and giving yourself peace of mind that a qualified and experienced professional is fighting for your best interests. 

To learn more, see How to Choose the Right TN Family Lawyer for Your Divorce.

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Divorce is never easy, but you can ease the legal burden with help from a law professional. At the Miles Mason Family Law Group, we ensure your spousal and/or parental rights are upheld as they relate to your divorce case. This includes issues relating to child support, child custody, alimony and property division.