TN Wife of 20 Yrs Awarded Transitional Alimony $1,000 for 48 Months
Alimony Tennessee law case summary following 20 years of marriage. Tennessee divorce and family law from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. Amaresh Misra v. Sucheta Misra – Tennessee Alimony Law – 20 Year Marriage In the divorce of Amaresh Misra and Sucheta Misra, the wife appealed the decision of the lower court believing it erred in finding her partly at fault […]
Read More»Landmark Alimony Case: Gonsewski by Supreme Court of Tennessee
Alimony Tennessee law case summary following 21 years of marriage. Gonsewski is a landmark decision on Tennessee divorce and family law from the Supreme Court of Tennessee Court. Comment: It is rare for the Supreme Court to rule on alimony. Johanna L. Gonsewski v Craig W. Gonsewski The Supreme Court of Tennessee determined to review […]
Read More»Prenuptial Agreements in Tennessee: Not Just for Celebrities Anymore
Prenuptial Agreements in Tennessee: Not Just for Celebrities Anymore It seems like a new story breaks every other day about another celebrity couple ending their marriage. Tabloids and news outlets explode with speculation after a petition for divorce is filed. As a country we are fascinated by the crumbling marriages of the individuals we hold […]
Read More»The Solo Act: Divorce Recovery After Your Tennessee Divorce
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Divorce recovery following your Tennessee divorce. Divorce recovery following Tennessee divorce The Solo Act: Divorce Recovery After Your Tennessee Divorce Unfortunately you know that the effects of a divorce don’t end when the decree is signed. While divorce is a legal process that helps you sort through your financial affairs with your former spouse, it is […]
Read More»How Alimony Awards Work in Tennessee Divorce Law
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It seems that we have all heard the story about a family member or friend who has been through a divorce and came out the other side in a financial hole. While the repercussions of a divorce that isn’t handled properly can last for years to come, an experienced attorney can help you navigate the […]
Read More»TN Wife Inherits $172,000 and Gets $400 / Mo. Rehabilitative Alimony
Alimony Tennessee law case summary after 20 years of marriage. Tennessee divorce and family law from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. Christine Dall Anzalone v Joseph John Anzalone – Tennessee Alimony – 20 Year Marriage In the case of Christine Anzalone and Joseph Anzalone, the divorce decree awarded the wife the marital residence and equally divided the assets among […]
Read More»Your Social Networking Profile Could Land You Back in Tennessee Divorce Court
Social networking profiles are an overlooked matter in divorce cases until they become evidence that could harm your position. Any photos, status updates or location check-ins you make public can affect you in ways you may not have considered. An example of when social networking can result in a return to divorce court is if […]
Read More»Valuing a Dental Practice Under Tennessee Divorce Law
Appraisal of a dental practice is best performed by an experienced valuation professional. Dividing the value of a dentist’s dental practice in a Tennessee divorce begins with hiring an expert experienced with professional practices. If one party to a divorce owns a dental practice, Tennessee courts often place a value on the practice. The court then […]
Read More»Electronic Surveillance Spying & Snooping May Be Illegal in Tennessee Divorce
Words of Caution to Snooping Spouses in a Tennessee Divorce Case: Your Electronic Spying and Surveillance May Be Illegal Trying to Detect a Cheating Spouse Although the reasons for why married couples divorce are varied and complex, adultery is definitely at the top of the list as one of the leading causes of divorce. While […]
Read More»Can I petition to change our Tennessee child custody arrangement?
Can I petition to change our child custody arrangement if I believe my ex-spouse’s new living situation places our child in harm? Yes, if your ex-wife’s living situation has changed and you think it harms your child, you may petition a change in child custody. Any change in the custodial parent’s living environment that may […]
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