Tennessee Parent Relocation Granted | Determining Parenting Time
Kuwatra is arguably Tennessee’s leading and most important decision on parenting time disputes for relocation cases. Tennessee law case summary on parental relocation in Tennessee divorce and family law from the Supreme Court of Tennessee. Kawatra v. Kawatra In April 2001, Neelam Kawatra, the mother, and Sunil Kawatra, the father, were divorced. Their marital dissolution agreement (MDA) […]
Read More»Tennessee Dad Not Required to Write Blank Check for College Tuition
- At May 28, 2013
- By Miles Mason
- In After Divorce, Child Custody, Child Support, Home
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Tennessee law case summary on college costs in Tennessee divorce and family law from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. James Kent Plyant vs. Karen Cardin Spivey – College Costs for Tennessee Parents Limited to Reasonable Amount Given Father’s Income The Father, James Kent Plyant, won a victory on appeal that capped the upper limit of his […]
Read More»Satisfying Residency Requirement Is First Step in Tennessee Divorce
- At May 27, 2013
- By Miles Mason
- In Divorce, Divorce Process, Military Divorce
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Wondering just how to get started with your Tennessee divorce? One of the very first concerns you will need to address is the TN residency requirement. Tennessee Residence Requirement – How Long Must I Live in Tennessee to File for Divorce? In Tennessee, as with most states, the parties to a divorce must satisfy a […]
Read More»When Is a Tennessee Spouse Entitled to Rehabilitative Alimony?
- At May 26, 2013
- By Miles Mason
- In Alimony: 0-9 Years Married, Divorce, Home
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Tennessee alimony law case summary following 8 years of marriage. Divorce and alimony law from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. Note: this is the second Blog article on this case. Lori Ann Bates V Stephen Lee Bates – Tennessee Divorce Law – Married 8 years In the case of Bates v. Bates, the husband appealed the […]
Read More»Value Can Be Zero in Tennessee Business Valuation Divorce
- At May 25, 2013
- By Miles Mason
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Tennessee business valuation law case summary – scrap value inventory. Tennessee divorce and family law from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. Greer v. Baker – Tennessee Divorce Business Valuation Case Can a Tennessee Trial Court give a zero value to a business when deciding division of marital assets during a divorce? According to the Tennessee […]
Read More»Mom Lost Claim for Retroactive Tennessee Child Support Because Claim Too Old
- At May 24, 2013
- By Miles Mason
- In Child Support Collection
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Tennessee child support law on statute of limitations in Tennessee family law from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. [See, Back Child Support Can Be Limited to 5 Yrs: New Law in 2017] Anna Ruth Collins (Eisenberg) v. The Estate Of Harvey L. Collins – Child Support and the Statute of Limitations Anna Ruth Collins, the mother, and […]
Read More»Country Music’s Jason Aldean Files for Tennessee Divorce
- At May 23, 2013
- By Miles Mason
- In Child Custody, Divorce
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Country music star Jason ‘Aldean’ Williams has filed for divorce in Tennessee, putting an end to his 11-year marriage with Jessica Ann Ussery. With recent awards for Academy of Country Music’s Male Vocalist and Vocal Event of the Year (2013), American Country Awards’ Touring Artist of the Year (2012), and Country Music Association’s Album of […]
Read More»Tennessee Mother Loses Custody After Not Following Court Order
- At May 23, 2013
- By Miles Mason
- In Child Custody, Custody Modification, Home
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Tennessee law case summary on child custody modification in Tennessee family law from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. Shanette Collier Chandler v. Kylan Chandler – Tennessee custody and change of primary residential parent This case involves the mother’s appeal to be reinstated as the primary residential parent. The mother, Shanette Collier Chandler and the father, Kylan Chandler, were divorced […]
Read More»Is Announcing Your Tennessee Divorce on Social Media a Good Idea?
- At May 22, 2013
- By Miles Mason
- In Divorce, Divorce Tips
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For those who routinely post to Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, and other social media websites, deciding whether to share or withhold news of a Tennessee divorce should be taken seriously. News of your impending divorce is, after all, an intensely private matter. One that strongly affects your children’s future, your family relationships, and your closest friendships. […]
Read More»TN Grandmother Denied Visitation Rights | Case Heard Already
- At May 21, 2013
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Tennessee law case summary on Tennessee grandparent visitation rights in Tennessee family law from the Supreme Court of Tennessee. Jeanette Rae Jackson v Bradley Kent Smith – Tennessee Grandparent Visitation Rights Bradley Smith, the father, and Stephanie Smith, the mother were married and had a child in November 2006. From August 2008 through February 2009, […]
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