TN Heart Surgeon’s Visitation Limited After Pattern of Emotional Abuse
- At July 11, 2013
- By Miles Mason
- In Child Custody, Home
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Tennessee law case summary on limiting parenting time in divorce and family law. Wife v. Husband The husband and wife were married in 1994, the same year in which the husband graduated from the University of Tennessee Medical School and began his career as a heart surgeon. After graduation, he accepted a residency at the […]
Read More»TN Probate Judge Can’t Consult Old Divorce File for Child Support Owed
Tennessee child support law case law summary on collection and enforcement from the Court of Appeals. In Re Estate of James Edgar Miller – Tennessee divorce collection of child support. Norma Jean Wallace and James Edgar Miller were divorced in 1975. The wife was awarded custody of the couple’s daughter, and the husband was ordered to pay […]
Read More»How Do I Increase My Tennessee Child Support? Part 1
How Do I Increase My Tennessee Child Support? What a great question! As with other states, Tennessee has procedures that allow either parent to request modification of a child support order. T.C.A. § 36-5-101. In this two-part series on how to increase Tennessee child support, we will discuss how: Modification Requires Proof of “Significant Variance”; […]
Read More»Tennessee Husband’s Objection to Post-nuptial Agreement Failed
Tennessee law case summary on post-nuptial agreements in divorce and family law from the Court of Appeals. Jeffrey Paul Bengs v. Amy Dawn Bengs – Tennessee Divorce Post-nuptial Agreement. The husband and wife were married in 1993. In 2010, they entered into a post-nuptial agreement containing a final disposition of their marital property. A week after making that […]
Read More»No Penalty Against TN Wife For Allowing Marital Property Foreclosure
- At July 09, 2013
- By Miles Mason
- In Divorce, Home, Property Division
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Tennessee law case summary on dissipation in divorce and family law from the Court of Appeals Jeffery Charles Hayes v. Melissa Marie Hayes – Tennessee divorce dissipation of marital assets. The husband and wife were married for about six years with no children. The husband initially worked as a superintendent for his brother’s construction company, and […]
Read More»Ex-Wife Envy, Second Wife Syndrome, and Adjusting to Step-Motherhood After His Tennessee Divorce
- At July 08, 2013
- By Miles Mason
- In After Divorce, Child Custody, Family Law
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With the Tennessee divorce in the distant past, yet another battle could be looming in the Memphis household. Slowly, the horns of ex-wife envy begin to show until a full-blow case of second wife syndrome develops. But there are two sides to every coin, and at least two sides to every post-divorce family. Is There […]
Read More»After TN Divorce, Liens Against Business Led to Increased Alimony
Tennessee alimony law case summary modifying alimony from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. Philip Wayne Hamby v. Myra Renee Wheeler – Tennessee divorce post-divorce contempt of court. The parties were divorced in 2004. They had jointly owned a publishing business, Premier Publishing, Inc., and the trial court had required husband to turn over his share in the […]
Read More»Unemployment Wasn’t Voluntary So Child Support Lowered for Tenn. Dad
Tennessee child support law case law summary on child support modification from the Court of Appeals. John Algernon Guthrie v. Karan Tracy Guthrie – Tennessee voluntary unemployment for child support change The husband and wife were married in 1986. The husband was an occupational therapist, and the wife was a computer programmer. They had two children before […]
Read More»TN Dad Can’t Prove Change of Circumstances for Custody | Sup. Ct. to Decide
- At July 05, 2013
- By Miles Mason
- In After Divorce, Custody Modification, Home
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Tennessee law case summary on changing custody in family law from the Court of Appeals. Note: This is the second case summary on this blog. Andrew K. Armbrister vs. Melissa H. Armbrister – DISSENT – Tennessee changing custody law – Supreme Court of Tennessee will decide. Andrew K. Armbrister and Melissa H. Armbrister litigated custody since the time […]
Read More»TN Wife Awarded Alimony For Very Short Marriage After Meeting Online
Tennessee alimony law case summary following 1 year of marriage. Divorce and alimony law from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. Damon Gorbet v. Tiffany Gorbet – Tennessee divorce alimony after one year married. The husband and wife met through an online dating service in 2009, and were married in 2010. Prior to the marriage, the wife lived […]
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