Law Office of Robert Lee Jackson II

05/01/2026

New Blog Post: If you’re facing a custody dispute in Middle Tennessee, the court will look beyond equal time and focus on what’s best for the child. In Tennessee, factors like commute time, who has been the primary caregiver, parental mental health, and a parent’s ability to facilitate the other parent’s relationship are considerations a court might use to determine custody. Learn more:

For many parents in Williamson County, time spent commuting to and from work can add up. You live in the quiet suburbs of Brentwood or Franklin, but your career takes you into the heart of Nashville or across town to Lebanon and Gallatin. You have to navigate the I-65 corridor from Brentwood or comm...

07/10/2025

Obtaining a divorce is a complex legal process that demands careful attention and professional guidance. If you are filing for divorce or already involved in a divorce proceeding in Franklin and Brentwood, Tennessee, it is important to have an attorney familiar with Williamson County courts and an u...

06/24/2024

📢 New Article Alert: Divorce and Property Division in Tennessee 📢

Going through a divorce? Understanding how property is divided can be a challenge. Our latest article breaks down everything you need to know about classifying assets, equitable distribution, and the key factors courts consider. Don't navigate this complex process alone—get informed and get the expert guidance you need.

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In a Tennessee divorce, property division involves classifying property as either marital or separate, valuing them, and distributing them equitably based on statutory factors for an outcome tailored to each case.Division of property in a Tennessee divorce can be a challenge. Having a general unders...

08/09/2023

Curious about the timeline for a divorce in Tennessee? Check out our latest article that discusses how long the divorce process in Tennessee can take 💔➡️❤️
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How long does it take to get a divorce in Tennessee? Summary: In Tennessee, the time it takes to finalize a divorce varies based on its nature. Every divorce is subject to a mandatory waiting period: 60 days for parties without minor children and 90 days for those with minor children. For unconteste...

06/13/2023

New blog posted to website.

Divorce can be a complicated and emotionally charged process, and many people find themselves wondering whether they need to hire a divorce attorney to help them navigate it. If you're considering a divorce or have already made the decision to file, it's important to understand what a divorce attorn...

02/17/2023

There's a lot to unpack during and after a divorce, both emotionally and financially. Getting your finances in line may take time, but they will come together.

Divorce can be a time of stress and uncertainty. Read on for steps that will help keep you on track as you reconfigure your finances.

02/15/2023

New article posted. Are you considering filing for divorce or your spouse has already filed a divorce against you? Here's what to expect when you meet with a divorce lawyer for the first time. If you're looking for a divorce attorney to assist you with your case, contact the Law Office of Robert Lee Jackson II

When meeting with a divorce attorney for the first time, you can expect to discuss your goals and provide information about your marriage, assets, liabilities, income, and expenses. Your attorney will explain your legal options and recommend the best course of action for your specific circumstances....

02/15/2023

When couples divorce, their marital property is usually divided according to the laws of their state of residence. Property division can be a hotbed of dispute, particularly when one spouse believes the other is hiding or undervaluing assets. A careful and thorough analysis must be made of all the couple’s jointly and individually owned property.

02/11/2023

Who gets the house in a divorce can depend on many factors including whether the house is marital or separate property, the state laws and the circumstances of the divorcing couple. A experienced divorce lawyer can help you weigh your options around keeping or selling a home as part of your divorce.

For many couples thinking about ending their marriage, there's one big question to answer: Who gets the house in a divorce. The answer isn't cut and dry, though, as it can depend on many factors including whether the house is marital or separate property, the state laws and the circumstances of t

02/09/2023

Getting divorced is often considered one of the most stressful life events. But, for some people, there could be an unintended positive outcome to splitting up: A boost in their work performance.

In a study of people in the process of divorce, a surprisingly high share of respondents said parting with their spouse led them to do better at work.