Financial Support During a Tennessee Divorce: What Are Your Options?
Video Summary
If one spouse is the primary breadwinner, what happens when the other spouse files for divorce and suddenly worries about losing access to money, housing, or basic living expenses?
In this video, the attorneys at Barnes & Fersten discuss the financial fears that often come up for stay-at-home parents and lower-earning spouses during divorce. We cover what can happen if a spouse stops depositing money into a joint account, how courts can help maintain the financial status quo, when temporary support may be available, and whether a spouse can be required to help cover housing, car payments, groceries, or attorney’s fees while the case is pending.
For a more detailed breakdown on this topic, read our blog: https://knoxcrimdefense.com/financial-support-during-a-tennessee-divorce-what-are-your-options/
Worried About How You’ll Afford Divorce?
If you are considering divorce but are worried about how you would pay for housing, groceries, transportation, attorney’s fees, or other basic expenses, those concerns are worth addressing before you assume you have no options. Tennessee courts can issue temporary orders designed to address financial needs while a divorce is pending, including support and certain living expenses.
Barnes & Fersten can review how your household finances currently work, what has changed since separation or filing, and what temporary relief may be appropriate in your situation.
If you have questions about financial support during a Tennessee divorce, contact our Knoxville divorce attorneys by calling 865-805-5703 or by filling out our contact form to schedule a consultation.
