What are the grounds for divorce in Tennessee?

Are you thinking about filing for divorce in Tennessee? There are fifteen different grounds for divorce in Tennessee! First, you need to consult with a good attorney to determine the best and most cost effective way to file. If your spouse has already filed for divorce, you can still file a counter-complaint.Then, the counter-complaint can include the grounds for divorce that you want to file. 

Settling Quickly

Many couples prefer to settle their divorce quickly. Therefore, Tennessee law allows one spouse to file an uncontested divorce. This uncontested ground is called Irreconcilable Differences. It is considered a no fault ground.  Next, you can consider adding a fault ground to your divorce.  Additionally, mediation is a great way to settle your divorce quickly.  Mediation services can be found HERE.  Finally, in the video below we discuss the top 5 grounds for divorce in Tennessee. 

Fault Grounds

There are several fault grounds for divorce. First, the most popular fault ground is Inappropriate Marital Conduct. This does not mean Adultery. Therefore, Adultery is a separate fault ground. Additionally, other popular fault grounds are Conviction of a Felony and Indignities.  These grounds are discussed in detail in our video.  

Top 5 Grounds for divorce, plus bonus tips

The bonus tips include all the other grounds for divorce in Tennessee. Additionally, we discuss how to save money with your filing. 

Going through a divorce with kids?

Then you need the divorcing parent education class. Click here for dates and times.

Finally, the parent education seminar is mandatory for all divorcing parents with minor children in Tennessee.