Facts: Husband and Wife married in 1996. No children were born of the marriage. In 2018, Wife filed for divorce after 22 years of marriage.
During the marriage, the parties accumulated several assets, including real estate and a business, along
Facts: Wife filed for divorce after 20 years of marriage.
The marital estate consisted of three adjoining parcels of real estate that came from Wife’s side of the family. Wife entered the marriage owning one property (the marital home), which
No Answer, No Defense in Waynesboro, Tennessee Divorce: Mathis v. Mathis
Facts: After 18 years of marriage, Wife filed for divorce. She later filed an amended complaint, and Husband was personally served with it. He did not file an answer
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