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Being arrested and charged with a sex crime is a serious offense that can leave a person feeling frightened and overwhelmed. A new Tennessee law may serve to add to those feelings of malaise. A law that went into effect on July 1 states that a person convicted of juvenile sex crimes is barred from living with his or her own minor children.

In recent years, it seems as if fentanyl has been gaining more popularity among news stories. Still, many people may not fully understand what fentanyl is or why it is cause for such concern, especially when related to drug crimes.

Divorce can be painful and all the more so when children are involved. Parents will typically want to act in the best interest of the children where child custody is concerned and this often takes the form of a joint custody agreement in Tennessee.

Making the decision to divorce in Tennessee can take an emotional toll on a person and be the beginning of a difficult period in one’s life. If a job loss is added to that upheaval, it can make an already complicated, and possibly contentious, divorce process seem that much worse.

It is commonly known that drinking and driving don’t mix. Nevertheless, Tennessee courts are full of drivers facing DUI charges.

Child sexual abuse has been prominent in the news recently. The Catholic church and the Boy Scouts have both been impacted by sex abuse incidents.

When caught in difficult situations, people choose to handle them in different ways. Some may begin to panic while others remain calm.

It is common knowledge that drinking and driving don’t mix. Some people may be unaware of how one or two drinks can impact their ability to safely drive a car.

It seems like people are always in a hurry in Tennessee, and this can cause tempers to flare. This can be particularly true when spring comes and with it the sports activities, prom season and a myriad of other things to make already hectic lives worse.

Dating can be a tricky business. A person meets someone, a connection is made, a date is scheduled and as the relationship develops, it is inevitable that a person’s imperfections will appear.