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What is the difference between contested and uncontested divorces?
The starting point for each divorce process is to determine whether the divorce will be contested or uncontested for a variety of reasons. The initial Complaint for Divorce filed by the Plaintiff often contains specific language detailing whether the divorce will be contested or uncontested, based on the grounds for divorce alleged by the Plaintiff. Further, the direction of the divorce can dramatically affect the cost of the divorce. While uncontested divorces can be handle

Zachary Jernigan
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What rights do adoptions create for parents and their children?
Adoptions are generally the happiest cases in family law. While other major categories of family law, such as divorce and child custody, have the potential to lead happiness for clients at the end of their case, adoptions are positive for clients throughout the legal process. Although many adoptive parents consider children in their physical custody as their legal children, that assumption is incorrect if they have not gone through the official adoption process. Adoptions

Zachary Jernigan
Aug 25, 20241 min read


Why choose Jernigan Law?
Here at Jernigan law, our founding principles focus on what is most important to our clients: communication, prioritization, and...

Zachary Jernigan
Aug 11, 20241 min read


How do extra-marital affairs affect divorce?
One of the harshest realities that many clients seeking a divorce face is the idea that cheating is unlikely to significantly affect how...

Zachary Jernigan
Jul 17, 20242 min read


Welcome to Jernigan Law!
We are excited to announce the opening of our new law firm, Jernigan Law, PLLC. At our firm, we will primarily focus on family and...

Zachary Jernigan
Jul 10, 20241 min read
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