Unfortunately, sometimes circumstances arise that make continuing a marriage impossible. In those situations, having the right attorney for you can make a dark time just a bit brighter. The team of attorneys at the Caperton Law Group use their experience in family law matters to protect their client’s interest and deliver maximum results. We have decades of experience identifying and building a compelling case to ensure that we protect our clients’ interest in all assets, including:
In any divorce, especially those involving estates of considerable size, the division of property is complex. The protection of our client’s assets and rights to assets is our top focus. The Caperton law Group attorneys understand the complexities of a high asset divorce and utilize forensic accountants and business valuation experts to determine the value of our client’s assets and ensure that they receive an equitable distribution of those assets.
In some cases, one spouse may attempt to hide assets prior to a divorce. To obtain a fair and equitable division, those assets must be accounted for during the divorce process. At Caperton Law Group we understand that anyone may have a rainy-day account that they may not want to include in divorce documents. With that knowledge, we understand that asset tracing is a critical step to ensure the financial stability of our client.
Spousal support is another delicate matter related to divorce. Tennessee law allows four types of spousal support: Alimony in solido, Alimony in Futuro, Rehabilitative and Transitional Alimony. However, not all divorcing spouses are candidates for spousal support.
There are variety of factors that are considered when determining whether one spouse is economically disadvantaged and is entitled to spousal support. The attorneys at Caperton Law Group have decades of experience in identifying whether a spouse is entitled to spousal support and arguing for the appropriate amount and duration of that support.
At Caperton Law Group we work with our client to minimize the negative impact divorce can have on a family. In cases where the parties are amicable, we offer a collaborative approach to divorce which can help parties reduce the financial and emotional burdens associated with divorce. To find out if a collaborative approach is right for you, contact us to schedule a consultation.
