Law Office of Heidi Plehn Wegryn, PLLC

12/12/2024

There are ways to resolve custody issues amicably.

4 ways to end the stress

11/01/2024

Financial security is often a top concern for people seeking divorce, but there are ways to reduce those fears.

What if I suspect my ex of hiding assets?

10/04/2024

Protecting a father’s rights could involve many steps, starting with establishing paternity.

Can exercising my rights benefit my child?

09/07/2024

I know it hurts.
It’s a very strange feeling how someone can be in your life for months or even years and then one day ... all of a sudden not be there anymore.
Maybe the relationship ended on good terms.... or maybe it was completely catastrophic.
Either way .... it’s so bizarre how relationships can change so vast and rapidly.
And you know what .... you may not be at peace with what happened between the two of you ... and thats perfectly fine.
Sometimes the end of a relationship can literally be one of the hardest things we go through in life.
I want you to know it’s okay that your heart still hurts because of what happened.
You have made alot of memories with this person.
And these memories that you have made is something you can’t erase no matter how hard you try.
Whether you like it or not, they are a part of your story.
I know looking on these memories can be hard, and you may wish you could forget them.
But instead of forgetting, maybe we should try to focus on what came from the relationship.
You two joined paths for a particular reason.
Maybe you walked through some of the hardest times together.
Maybe you understood each other in a way no one else ever did.
Maybe you encouraged one another to be strong or to embrace who you genuinely were as a person.
Or maybe your relationship with them opened your eyes to what you truly needed in your life.
Regardless of what the reasoning was, it’s okay to acknowledge that .... that person meant a lot to you.
And it's okay if they still do.
It’s also okay that they aren’t in your life anymore.
What alot of people dont understand is, not every relationship we encounter will last a lifetime.
You shouldn't be lingering in the past questioning why everything happened the way it did.
What you need to do .... is to take what you've learned from that relationship and move forward in your life.
Knowing there are other relationships that will give you exactly what you've always dreamed of and more.
I need you to know that you're not going to feel this way forever.
You will continue to move forward and you will continue to grow with everyday that passes.
Take my advice and remember ....
Sometimes the people you wanted as part of your story, are only meant to be a chapter.
~ Cody Bret

09/02/2024

A mishandled division of the family business during a Tennessee divorce can lead to severe financial losses.

How do I deal with the property division?

07/02/2024

https://www.knoxresolve.com/blog/2024/07/what-to-know-about-step-parent-adoption-in-tennessee/

A stepparent adoption is a beautiful thing. Here's what to know about Tennessee law, and how to make it happen.

04/04/2024

Collaborative divorce offers greater control over the outcome.

4 ways to protect yourself.

03/06/2024

If a parent has an untreated mental health condition, and refuses to get treatment, the court may rule against them.

The court prioritizes the best interests of the child.

02/23/2024

Attorney Heidi Wegryn is dedicated to helping clients find amicable outcomes for their complex family law issues.

Serving Knoxville and beyond.

01/22/2024

There is a better way to divorce!

02/13/2023

Divorce better!

Litigated divorces escalate quickly. Why?

The attorneys are taking an at-war approach with one another.

They throw gasoline on the fire.

The litigated approach is destructive to families.

In a collaborative divorce, the attorneys actively look for ways to problem-solve and resolve issues.

They work together to put out fires as they start as clients are in the divorce process.

Consider the collaborative divorce option if you don't want your divorce to become a five-alarm fire.

Please fill out an inquiry form on our website, and a professional will contact you to discuss alternatives to the courtroom.

11/15/2022

To learn more about Collaborative divorce join us today for The Weekly Law Round-Up!

Tonight, we are joined by Heidi Plehn Wegryn and Emily Heird for another exciting episode of The Weekly Law Round-Up! Be sure to tune in as our guests share valuable information about collaborative divorce!

Listen in from 6-7pm on WJBZ 96.3 FM!

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