Family Law & Divorce

A divorce in Tennessee requires the appropriate order from a court having divorce jurisdiction. Assuming the residence requirements are met, a divorce can be granted on the grounds of Irreconcilable Differences (no-fault) or on other grounds such as adultery, other inappropriate marital conduct, and other grounds.

The attorneys at the Keyt Law Firm are prepared to provide the assistance you need. Each client’s circumstances are unique and will require different approaches. A divorce can be expensive and overwhelming. The attorneys at the Keyt Law Firm encourage cooperation and early resolutions of issues to avoid unnecessary conflicts and costs. They often recommend early mediation which can salvage relationships necessary for the care of children and save money for both parties.

Where the parties can reach an agreement on property division, custody, and support, the Keyt Law Firm can offer a reasonable flat fee to handle preparation of the necessary documents, filing, and entry of the final decree for divorce. Where an early agreement is not possible, the matter can be handled for a competitive hourly rate. For either arrangement, payment plans are often available.

The Keyt Law Firm serves clients in Juvenile, Circuit, and Chancery Courts in Hamilton County and all surrounding counties.

We care about our clients and their families and will take the necessary steps to help you and your family through this difficult time.

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