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Other Domestic Matters
Orders of Protection
Grandparent Visitation / Grandparent Visitation Defense
Prenuptial Agreements
Contempt
Other Family Law Matters
Orders of Protection
If your significant other, ex-significant other, or relative has abused you or threatened to abuse you, or committed sexual assault against you, or if you are a victim of stalking, you are may be eligible to obtain an Order of Protection. Additionally, if you or a minor is a victim of sexual exploitation or human trafficking, these are also a viable ground to seek an Order of Protection.
Perpetrators of domestic violence often do not allow separation to occur without resistance, including further abuse; however, with the team of attorneys at Page & Cook, PC, rest assured we will fight to protect you from abuse or stalking.
Alternatively, if you have been wrongfully accused of abuse or stalking, do not allow yourself to be taken advantage of by abuse of the legal system. Contact an experienced and aggressive family law attorney at Page & Cook, PC to defend you against false accusations that could be life changing.
Grandparent Visitation / Grandparent Visitation Defense
As a grandparent, you may develop a close relationship with your grandchildren. Unfortunately, the relationship between grandparents and parents of grandchildren can interfere with the grandparent/children relationship.
In Tennessee, if the parent or parents of grandchildren are refusing you access to a child, grandparents can seek court-ordered visitation under certain circumstances. At Page & Cook, PC, our attorneys have a long history of creative effective solutions to help you through this challenging time. We routinely help grandparents who have been deprived of visitation with their grandchildren obtain a court order allowing regular visitation. With our help, you can rest assured knowing that you have done everything possible to maintain a loving and healthy relationship with your grandchildren.
Additionally, our attorneys are well versed in defending against wrongful grandparent visitation claims. As a general rule, a child’s parents have the right to make important life decisions on their child’s behalf.
Whether you are a grandparent seeking Court intervention to allow you grandparent visitation, or you are a parent that is facing a wrongful grandparent visitation lawsuit, Page & Cook, PC can provide you aggressive, dependable, and fair representation.
Prenuptial Agreements
An agreement that establishes terms for division of property when a marriage ends is called a prenuptial agreement. Prenuptial agreements previously had a stigma associated with them, however, more and more couples are seeing them as acceptable and useful.
Some scenarios where a prenuptial agreement may be wise are (1) where one or both people have children from previous marriages and want to ensure their interests are legally protected; or (2) where one person acquired substantially greater assets than the other and the couple agrees that a written contract is helpful in reflecting their wishes and understanding.
Although a prenuptial agreement is a contract, it should not be drafted by just any attorney. It is critical that an experienced family law attorney with extensive experience in prenuptial agreements is utilized to ensure the prenuptial agreement is valid and enforceable should any disagreement arise.
At Page & Cook, PC, we commonly work with many high-asset clients, and clients with children that wish to preserve their legacy for their children by crafting a valid and enforceable prenuptial agreement. If you did help with drafting, reviewing or interpreting a prenuptial agreement, you can depend on us.
Contempt / Enforcement of a Marital Dissolution Agreement, Permanent Parenting Plan, or Other Court Order
If a party refuses to comply with the terms of a Court Order, including a Marital Dissolution Agreement that has been adopted by the Court and incorporated into a Court Order, or a Permanent Parenting Plan Order, you have the option of filing an action to enforce the provisions of the Order(s). This may include a breach of contract claim or a civil and/or criminal contempt claim. .
A willful violation of a Court Order may result in serious penalties, including fines and possible jail time. Further, you may be awarded your attorney’s fees and suit expenses. The aggressive family law attorneys at Page & Cook, PC can help enforce the court orders and seek a fair outcome
Other Family Law Matters
Whether your matter involves an ex-spouse, a co-parent, or a custodian/guardians of your child, the team of family law attorneys at Page & Cook, PC can provide you with a strategic plan and solid representation to help achieve your goals.
