Types of Fault Considered Grounds for Filing for Tennessee Divorce
- At April 26, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Divorce, Home
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There are 2 types of divorce in Tennessee: fault divorce and no-fault divorce. When you are seeking a divorce based on fault, you need to make sure that your grounds for divorce are valid and backed up with good evidence based on divorce laws. The Tennessee family laws recognize the following situations as grounds for […]
Read More»A Collaborative Divorce is NOT the same as Uncontested Divorce in Tennessee
- At April 25, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Collaborative Divorce
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While there are many similarities between an uncontested Tennessee divorce and a collaborative divorce, they are NOT the same matter, nor are they settled in the same process. Before you make the decision to file for divorce, it’s important to understand the differences between these two methods. Perhaps the most important difference is that an […]
Read More»An Uncontested Tennessee Divorce Can Settle in as Little as 60 Days
- At April 25, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Divorce, Divorce Tips, Home
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One of the main reasons you may seek an uncontested divorce is to speed up the process of finalizing the end of your marriage. The uncontested divorce process can be much shorter than a contested divorce because it negates the need for a court hearing and trial to approve the final resolution. When an uncontested […]
Read More»How to Become a Forensic Accountant: What to Read First
- At April 24, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Forensic Accounting
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How to become a forensic accountant: what to read and research first. Miles Mason, Sr., JD, CPA advises CPAs thinking about a new career in forensic accounting. How to Become a Forensic Accountant | What to Read and Research First Forensic Accounting is cool. After having taught forensic accounting to judges, lawyers, and CPAs about forensic […]
Read More»What is an Uncontested Tennessee Divorce?
- At April 23, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Divorce
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When you file a petition for divorce in which both spouses agree that the marriage should be terminated because of irreconcilable differences, it may be known as an uncontested divorce. This basically means that both spouses agree they can no longer cohabitate as husband and wife, and their marriage should legally end. This may seem […]
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