Tia Jensen Family Law

07/19/2023

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07/19/2023

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05/19/2023

Attorney Tia E. Jensen helps enforce child support and its modifications to benefit your children's future. Here at Jensen Family Law, we care about your future. | https://www.tiajensenfamilylaw.com/

05/05/2023

Attorney Tia E. Jensen wants to protect you and your family's future. Contact her today to schedule a free 30 minute consultation on Family law. | https://www.tiajensenfamilylaw.com/

04/21/2023

04/07/2023

You come to us when the most important things in your life are at stake. Jensen Family Law will keep you informed, and fight to get what you deserve. Call us today for a free 30 minute consult. | https://www.tiajensenfamilylaw.com/

03/24/2023

At Jensen Family Law, we believe in putting you first. We work closely with each client to formulate a legal strategy that is tailored to address their unique issues and needs. | https://www.tiajensenfamilylaw.com/

03/10/2023

Get the best possible outcome for your family legal matters with Attorney Tia E. Jensen. We believe that your welfare is of the utmost importance. | https://www.tiajensenfamilylaw.com/

02/24/2023

At Jensen Family Law we provide reliable and experienced legal service and you are our top priority. Atty. Tia E. Jensen will listen to you and will only give sound legal advice and representation. | https://www.tiajensenfamilylaw.com/

02/15/2023

Equitable Distribution: Inherited Funds and Transmutation The Tennessee case of Grider v. Grider, filed January 30, 2023, is the case of a 29-year marriage gone by the wayside with very little to show from it. This marriage ended badly for both the Husband and the Wife. The Husband received an order...

02/10/2023

When you or a loved one are facing a divorce or custody dispute in the Cookeville area, call (931) 510-7977 to schedule a free consultation. | https://www.tiajensenfamilylaw.com/

02/03/2023

Griffin v. Griffin (Tenn. App. Ct. 2022) Alimony and Reduction of Expenses for purposes of "ability to pay". Discretionary expenses are by their very nature “unnecessary". The appellate court agreed with the trial court that the following expenses were “discretionary”, reducing the monthly amo...