Court Finding No Significant Variance: Child Support Reversed
Tennessee child support modification law in Tennessee family law from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. Jenny A. Pennington vs. Christopher J. Hennessee – Significant Variance Required to Modify Tennessee Child Support The Mother, Jenny Pennington, and the Father, Christopher Hennessee, were the unwed parents of one child (born 2002). A paternity order entered against the Father in […]
Read More»One-time Bonuses Not Always Included in Salary Calculations
Tennessee child support law determining income from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. DANIEL J. VELEZ v. CHRISTY M. VELEZ – Tennessee child support laws Daniel Velez (the Father) and Christy Velez (the Mother), were married for twelve and one-half years, and had two children. In September 2010, the Father filed for divorce in the Montgomery County Circuit Court. Throughout most […]
Read More»Mom Gets to Move Away w/ Kids for Job Without Looking in TN
Tennessee parental relocation law case summary in Tennessee divorce and family law from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. Mother allowed to relocate with children. Hudson v. Hudson – Tennessee Parent Relocation Law – Move Away Allowed Mother and Father were divorced in January 2007 on the grounds of irreconcilable differences. This case involves an appeal concerning […]
Read More»TN Mom Gets to Move Away to Work in Spa in Hilton Head, SC
Tennessee parental relocation law case summary in Tennessee divorce and family law from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. Mother allowed to relocate with children. Leach v. Leach – Tennessee parent relocation case – relocation granted This was a post-divorce dispute over the mother’s desire to relocate with the parties’ two minor children. Denise Leach (“Mother”) […]
Read More»What happens if back child support is owed in Tennessee?
When back child support is owed, the Treasury Offset Program (TOP) may intervene on behalf of the parent seeking it. Tennessee child support laws provide this program so that parents who are owed money can take the necessary steps to enforce child support and recover what was never paid. The laws specifically allow for retroactive […]
Read More»Fraud? Just Before Divorce Husband Sold Company to Brother
- At February 22, 2013
- By Miles Mason
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Tennessee business valuation law case summary – Respiratory Care Equipment. Tennessee divorce and family law from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. Hamby v. Hamby, 1998 WL 379192 (Tenn. Ct. App. 1998) Phyllis and Joseph Hamby were married in 1976 and separated in 1994. The husband had an associate degree in respiratory therapy, and worked at Copper Basin […]
Read More»How Can a Tennessee Mom Be Awarded Primary Residential Parent?
- At February 21, 2013
- By Miles Mason
- In Child Custody, Divorce
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Wondering how can a mother be awarded primary residential parent status? To better prepare yourself for a custody battle, you might want to consult a family law attorney in Shelby County, Tennessee. Obtaining Sole Legal and Physical Custody of Children – Tennessee Calls This Primary Residential Parent Status In the state of Tennessee, neither parent […]
Read More»After 40 Yrs Married TN Husband Must Pay Alimony $1,183/Mo.
Tennessee alimony law case summary following 40 years of marriage. Tennessee divorce and family law from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. Vera J. Rogers v Sidney David Rogers – Tennessee Alimony Law – 40 years of married In the divorce between Vera Rogers and Sidney Rogers, the wife was awarded periodic alimony. The marital property was […]
Read More»TN Dad Awarded Evidentiary Hearing on Mom’s Income
Tennessee law case summary after 10 year marriage in Tennessee divorce and family law from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. Daniel Lee Coleman v. Andrea Gibson Coleman – Tennessee divorce laws The Mother, Andrea Coleman brought action against the Father, Daniel Coleman in January of 2010. The parties, married in May of 2000 had one child born […]
Read More»Parent’s Agreement For TN Child Support Longer Than 18 Valid
Is a Tennessee parents’ agreement enforceable if a parent agrees to pay child support longer than the law requires? In Alison v. Hagen, the Court of Appeals of Tennessee found that the Father was obligated to continue paying child support even after his older child turned 18, due to the contract he made with the Mother […]
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