Mincy Law, PLLC

05/26/2026

In today’s post, I’m going over what a prenuptial agreement is: A prenuptial agreement is a legal contract created by two people before marriage. It allows both individuals to openly disclose what they own and agree on how finances, property, and debts will be handled during the marriage and in the event of divorce or death.

A "prenup" can help protect premarital assets, outline financial responsibilities, and provide clarity on how assets and debts would be divided if the marriage ends.

A well-crafted "prenup" doesn’t mean you’re expecting the worst; it means you’re starting your marriage with transparency, clear expectations, and a plan to protect both parties’ interests.

05/19/2026

Are you curious to learn more about our firm, who we are, and how we can help you with any family law matter? Visit the about page on our website!

Also, if you have a loved one in your life who needs our legal services, don't hesitate to send them this post! We would be delighted to help with their family law needs!

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05/12/2026

Custody arrangements aren’t always permanent, and that is perfectly okay.

Life changes, and your parenting plan should reflect that. Whether it’s a new job, relocation, or changes in your child’s schedule, modifying custody or visitation may be necessary to better support your family.

We help guide you through the custody modification process with clarity, efficiency, and a focus on what matters most: your child’s best interests. If your current plan no longer fits your situation, visit our website to explore your options.

05/05/2026

Navigating a parenting plan during divorce? Mediation can help.

Mediation gives parents the opportunity to work together, with the support of a neutral third party, to create a plan that truly reflects the best interests of their children. It encourages open communication, promotes cooperation, and allows parents to stay in control of the decisions that impact their family.

With a more flexible, confidential, and cost-effective approach than traditional litigation, mediation helps preserve the co-parenting relationship moving forward. If you’re facing divorce and have questions about mediation or parenting plans, we’re here to help guide you through the process.

04/29/2026

It has been a while since I last shared my credentials on here, and with a lot of new faces on our platforms, I thought I would make a post sharing my experience, something that I am very proud of!

I put in a lot of hard work and dedication into my education. Going the extra mile in my education, where most lawyers stop, has allowed me to provide for my clients.

04/22/2026

At Mincy Law, we take pride in offering a level of legal expertise that goes above and beyond. In this post, I thought I would share some of my credentials.

I’ve dedicated myself to continuing legal education well past the point where most attorneys stop because I know it makes me a stronger lawyer. It is essential that when you choose legal representation, you receive nothing but the best!

04/15/2026

Alimony is one of the most consequential, and most contested, aspects of any divorce proceeding. 💰

Spousal support is designed to maintain financial equilibrium after a marriage ends, taking into account each party's income, earning potential, the duration of the marriage, and the long-term needs of both individuals. When significant assets or complex financial portfolios are involved, the stakes are even higher.

Whether I am advocating for a client seeking support or working to establish a fair arrangement for one being asked to provide it, my approach is always the same: thorough, strategic, and deeply informed by years of specialized family law experience.

At Mincy Law, fair and reasonable doesn't happen by accident. It is the result of meticulous preparation and expert counsel.

04/08/2026

A well-crafted child custody plan is one of the most powerful tools available to families navigating separation or divorce.

A comprehensive parenting plan establishes the legal framework for how two parents will raise their child across two households. It defines decision-making authority, outlines visitation schedules, addresses holidays and special occasions, and provides a clear process for resolving future disputes etc.

Without one, families are left vulnerable to misunderstandings, conflict, and expensive litigation.

The most effective custody plans are built with precision and foresight — anticipating not just where your family is today, but where it may be in the years ahead. As a certified family law specialist, I work with my clients to develop custody arrangements that are legally sound, thoughtfully structured, and genuinely centered on the best interests of the child.

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04/02/2026

When a family law matter requires litigation, having a seasoned trial attorney with deep expertise in Tennessee family law is paramount.

I have spent years in the courtroom advocating for clients in complex, high-stakes family law cases. My litigation strategy is thorough, deliberate, and built on an deep understanding of the law, paired with the kind of meticulous preparation that consistently delivers results.

At Mincy Law, I don't just practice family law. I have dedicated my career to mastering it.

03/24/2026

What Is the Mediation Process?
The Mediation process is guided by a neutral mediator to help the parties avoid a costly and length trial.

- First, each party will meet with their respective attorneys to discuss their goals on issues in divorce, custody, support, alimony, and other family law matters.
- Then, the mediator will meet with each party separately in the presence of their respective attorneys to negotiate on a resolution that all parties can agree on. The mediator does not offer legal advice. Instead, they help the parties come to an agreement on their issues.
- Finally, once an agreement has been reached, the parties will enter into a binding agreement, which will be drafted by the parties' attorneys.

03/17/2026

In Today's post I am going to share 3 different Factors Influencing Alimony Decisions:

1. Financial Needs and Resources
Tennessee courts assess both spouses’ income, expenses, assets, and earning potential to determine fair alimony. Judges also consider factors such as age, health, and employability to evaluate economic disparity. The objective is to help the lower-earning spouse maintain a standard of living comparable to the marriage while ensuring support obligations are reasonable.

2. Duration of the Marriage
The length of the marriage significantly impacts alimony decisions. Longer marriages typically result in greater or longer-lasting support due to deeper financial interdependence, while shorter marriages often lead to limited or no alimony. Courts use this factor to set realistic and equitable expectations for post-divorce financial independence.

3. Contributions to the Marriage
Tennessee courts recognize both financial and non-financial contributions, including homemaking and childcare, when determining alimony. These roles are viewed as integral to the marital partnership and may have supported the other spouse’s career advancement. By accounting for all forms of contribution, courts aim to ensure equitable financial outcomes after divorce.