Judicial Recusal in Tennessee Family Law
- At April 22, 2025
- By Miles Mason
- In Judicial Recusal
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Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 10B (2.01) states in part, as follows: If the trial court judge enters an order denying a motion for the judge’s disqualification or recusal, or for determination of constitutional or statutory incompetence, the trial court’s ruling either can be appealed in an accelerated interlocutory appeal as of right, as provided in […]
Read More»Danielle Husseini Set to Present for MBA Family Law Section
- At April 17, 2025
- By Miles Mason
- In Family Law, News
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Danielle Husseini presents, “Trial Prep,” along with Suzanne Brown, Wed. May 21, 2025 at the Family Law Section Midyear Seminar 2025. Join us for this star-studded presentation from Judges and leaders in the Memphis Family Law bar. Sponsored by HHM. Drinks after! Click here to learn more and register. MMFLG Associate Attorney Danielle Husseini was […]
Read More»A Ragdoll Pal
- At April 07, 2025
- By Miles Mason
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When Howard Kim’s parents came to America 27 years ago, they never once thought that they would have a pet. His mother was adamant about not having any, hating the idea of keeping up with the maintenance. However, a few years ago, Howard’s father and his little sister decided to drive out to Alabama to […]
Read More»MMFLG Open House 2025
- At March 29, 2025
- By Miles Mason
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In February, our firm hosted an Open House for friends, colleagues, judges and our fabulous staff professionals. It was great turnout. Wonderful to reconnect with so many we cherish. Thank you to Anne Mason, for designing our new office and Cheers Photo. View a video of our new office. Here are a few of our […]
Read More»The Secret to Getting a Job in Family Law
- At March 29, 2025
- By Miles Mason
- In Family Law, News, Recommended Reading
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Miles Mason joins Lee Rosen, on his old podcast to discuss resumes, interview strategies, and overall advice that can help you land a job in family law. Lee Rosen is the founder of the Rosen Institute, a community of lawyers helping lawyers with marketing, management, technology, & financial issues. https://youtu.be/FKNrrM-s2ag?si=q9RQRofDa39ZnIixVideo can’t be loaded because JavaScript […]
Read More»Wife Awarded New Car, Despite Being Classified as Marital Asset
Tennessee case summary on property classification and division in divorce. Jessica M. Amarino v. Jarone Amarino After a rocky relationship, the husband and wife in this Montgomery County, Tennessee, case were married in 2021. The next month, the husband, who served in the U.S. Army, was deployed overseas. Immediately prior to proposing, the husband purchased […]
Read More»Chriselle Lim and Allen Chen Divorce
- At April 30, 2024
- By Miles Mason
- In Divorce, Family Law, News
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Chriselle Lim and Allen Chen, April 30, 2024 Divorce Update: Since their divorce in July 26, 2023, former spouses Chriselle Lim and Allen Chen have been living independently while co-parenting their two daughters. Allen Chen continues his low profile social media presence. He has a proud dad’s photo page on Instagram, a reflection of […]
Read More»Peskind is Back! This time teaching oral advocacy.
- At April 30, 2024
- By Miles Mason
- In Divorce Process, Family Law, News
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We got Peskind, again! This is Steven Peskind’s third series in which he has appeared on our YouTube channel. This time, he is speaking on oral advocacy, a topic near and dear to his heart. Steven’s courtroom advocacy skills are unmatched; so much so that he is trusted by the National Institute of Trial Advocacy […]
Read More»Sen. Brent Taylor Helping with Avoiding Elimination of Two Shelby County Judgeships
- At April 05, 2024
- By Miles Mason
- In News
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Senator Brent Taylor is helping our Memphis Bar. I was able to catch up with our Senator this Friday at The Capital Grille. He shared, I thought I would provide an update on the two judgeships in Shelby County being moved elsewhere in Tennessee. I worked the committee ahead of time and there simply were […]
Read More»Marital Residence Was Marital Property, Even Though Titled in Husband’s Name
Tennessee case summary on property classification in divorce. Sarah Elizabeth Parker v. Kenton Stone Parker The husband and wife in this Sullivan County, Tennessee, case began residing together in 2005 and were married in 2009. They had two children before filing for divorce in 2020. While living together, but before their marriage, the parties purchased […]
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