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Christian Cities Legal Services Founded by Jack Inman. My practice focuses on representing parents dealing with divorce, custody, and adoption cases who want straightforward advice.

I take a no-drama approach so that you can get results you deserve and move on with your life.

We’re excited to announce that we are now offering real estate closing services throughout Northeast Tennessee!Whether y...
09/04/2026

We’re excited to announce that we are now offering real estate closing services throughout Northeast Tennessee!

Whether you’re a Realtor, lender, buyer, seller, or investor, our goal is simple: make the closing process smooth, responsive, and easy to understand from contract to keys.

We know how important communication is during a real estate transaction. Our team is committed to being accessible, keeping everyone informed, and helping solve problems before they become closing-day problems.

If you have a closing coming up, we’d be honored to earn your business.

📍 Johnson City, Tennessee
🏡 Residential Real Estate Closings
📑 Title & Closing Services

Christian Cities, PLLC
Helping Everyday Americans Through Life’s Biggest Moments.

08/24/2026

“Full custody” and “primary custody” are NOT the same thing in Tennessee. ⚖️

These terms get thrown around constantly in custody cases—and using the wrong one can create a lot of confusion.

In this video, I break down the practical difference between:

✅ Full custody — what people generally mean when one parent has the child essentially 365 days a year
✅ Primary residential parent — when one parent has more parenting days than the other

Having more days does not necessarily mean the other parent has been “cut out” of the child’s life.

If you’re dealing with a parenting plan or custody case in the Tri-Cities, Tennessee, give our office a call.

📞 423-777-8396
⚖️ Jack Inman | Christian Cities PLLC

08/23/2026

How fast can you actually get divorced in Tennessee? ⏱️⚖️

There’s a minimum waiting period—and it depends on whether you have minor children:

✅ No minor children: 60 days
✅ Minor children: 90 days

But here’s the important part: hitting day 60 or day 90 does not mean you’re automatically divorced.

Your divorce isn’t final until the judge signs the Final Decree of Divorce.

In this video, I explain when the clock starts, how the waiting period works, and when you’re actually legally divorced.

Need help with a divorce in the Tri-Cities, Tennessee?

📞 423-777-8396
⚖️ Jack Inman | Christian Cities PLLC

06/25/2026

🚨 Served with divorce papers in Tennessee? The clock is already running.

You generally have 30 days after service to file a formal response. Ignoring the paperwork could allow your spouse to pursue a default judgment without your side being properly heard.

Do not wait until the deadline is approaching. An attorney needs time to review the allegations, protect your rights, and prepare the appropriate response.

📞 Recently served with divorce papers in East Tennessee? Call us - 423-777-8396

Helping Everyday Americans Through Life’s Toughest Moments.

This post is for general informational purposes and is not legal advice.

06/21/2026

If a vehicle is titled only in your name, do you automatically get to keep it in a Tennessee divorce?

Not necessarily.

One of the most common misconceptions in divorce cases is that title ownership determines who gets an asset. In many situations, vehicles acquired during the marriage may be considered marital property regardless of whose name appears on the title.

In this video, Tennessee family law attorney Jack Inman explains how courts generally view vehicles in divorce cases and why title ownership is only part of the story.

If you're facing divorce and have questions about your car, home, bank accounts, or other marital assets, contact Christian Cities PLLC at (423) 777-8396.

Serving clients throughout Johnson City, Kingsport, Bristol, Elizabethton, and the surrounding Tri-Cities area.

06/21/2026

Can a child choose which parent they want to live with in Tennessee?

Many parents are surprised to learn that a child's preference is only one factor a court may consider in a custody case. Just because your child says they don't want to visit the other parent does not automatically change an existing parenting plan or court order.

In this video, Tennessee family law attorney Jack Inman explains what parents should do when a child refuses visitation and why it's important to follow court orders until they are legally modified.

Need help with a custody or parenting plan issue? Contact Christian Cities PLLC at (423) 777-8396.

06/20/2026

Do Tennessee judges automatically order 50/50 custody?

One of the most common misconceptions in family law is that courts are required to award equal parenting time. While many Tennessee judges favor substantial involvement by both parents, there is no law requiring a 50/50 parenting plan in every case.

The court's primary concern is always the best interests of the child. Depending on the facts of your case, a judge may determine that a different parenting schedule is more appropriate.

In this video, Tennessee family law attorney Jack Inman explains how custody decisions are made and why 50/50 parenting time is not guaranteed.

Need help with a custody case in Northeast Tennessee? Contact Christian Cities PLLC at (423) 777-8396.

06/15/2026

Can you date while your divorce is pending?

Legally, yes.

Strategically, it may be one of the worst decisions you can make during a divorce.

Introducing a new romantic partner can increase conflict, complicate custody disputes, impact alimony arguments, and create additional stress for your children during an already difficult transition.

Every case is different, but before you start dating during a pending divorce, make sure you understand the potential consequences.

If you're facing a divorce or custody dispute in East Tennessee, Call us 423-777-8396

One thing I've learned from handling hundreds of family law cases is that difficult seasons don't last forever. Took a r...
06/15/2026

One thing I've learned from handling hundreds of family law cases is that difficult seasons don't last forever. Took a ride up into the mountains this weekend and was reminded how important it is to step back, clear your head, and keep moving forward.

06/10/2026

Moving out of the marital home does NOT automatically mean you lose your claim to it.

This is one of the most common misconceptions I hear in divorce cases.

Know your rights before making a decision that affects your future.

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