1. Miller Upshaw Family Law — East Nashville & Germantown
Lists father's and grandparents' rights.
Miller Upshaw Family Law handles divorce and parenting plans from Woodland Street, in East Nashville.
631 Woodland St, Nashville, TN 37206
The best divorce lawyers in Nashville in 2026 include Miller Upshaw Family Law, Stratton Family Law, Wise Law for high-asset divorce, The Law Office of Tara Carter, and Morris Family Law.
| Firm | Office | Focus | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Miller Upshaw Family Law | East Nashville & Germantown | Divorce and custody | Fathers and grandparents |
| 2. Stratton Family Law | Midtown & West End | Divorce and adoption | West End clients |
| 3. Wise Law | Green Hills & West Nashville | Contested and high-asset divorce | High-asset cases |
| 4. The Law Office of Tara Carter | Midtown & West End | Divorce and probate | Family and estate matters |
| 5. Morris Family Law | Green Hills & West Nashville | Family law | West Nashville clients |
In Tennessee, a divorce case must be on file for at least 60 days, or 90 days if you have a child under 18, before it can be heard. Tennessee courts divide marital property equitably, which isn't always equally.
Lists father's and grandparents' rights.
Miller Upshaw Family Law handles divorce and parenting plans from Woodland Street, in East Nashville.
631 Woodland St, Nashville, TN 37206
A free consultation.
Stratton Family Law handles divorce, custody, alimony and adoption from West End Avenue.
3102 West End Ave, Suite 400, Nashville, TN 37203
Lists high-asset divorce.
Wise Law handles contested and high-asset divorce, custody and orders of protection from Hillsboro Pike.
4235 Hillsboro Pike, Suite 300, Nashville, TN 37215
Family law and probate together.
The Law Office of Tara Carter handles divorce and probate from Centennial Boulevard.
5016 Centennial Blvd, Suite 200, Nashville, TN 37209
A free phone consultation.
Morris Family Law handles divorce and family law from White Bridge Pike.
95 White Bridge Pike, Suite 317, Nashville, TN 37205
A case must be on file for at least 60 days, or at least 90 days with an unmarried child under 18, under T.C.A. 36-4-101. Contested cases often take much longer.
Generally one spouse must have lived in Tennessee for 6 months before filing, under T.C.A. 36-4-104.
Yes, if you both agree on all terms, you can use irreconcilable differences as the ground. Otherwise you'll need to prove another ground. Ask a lawyer.