Mom Sentenced to 336 Days for Parental Interference
Tennessee child custody case summary on parental interference and contempt in divorce. Sherrie Miller Daly v. John Daly The husband and wife in this Shelby County, Tennessee, case married in 2001 and had one child before their 2010 divorce. Under their marital dissolution agreement, the father was given flexible co-parenting time due to his travel […]
Read More»FedEx Pilot In Contempt For Refusing to Pay Agreed Bonus
Tennessee case summary on contempt for enforcement of settlement after divorce. Suzanne Elaine Crawley Cowan v. Robert Elmo Cowan, Jr. The husband and wife in this Shelby County, Tennessee, case were married in 1986, and the wife filed for divorce in 2016. The trial court granted the wife a divorce in 2017 on the grounds […]
Read More»No Requirement to Refinance When Loan Not Specific in Agreement
- At July 15, 2020
- By Miles Mason
- In After Divorce, Property Division
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Tennessee case summary on property division enforcement. Linda Sue Brown (Hassler) v. Ridley David Hassler The husband and wife in this Cumberland County, Tennessee, case were divorced in 2017 after executing a marital dissolution agreement. That agreement was adopted by the court, and called for the husband to receive a condo in Florida. The husband […]
Read More»Divorce Agreement Enforced w/ Mistaken Interpretation of Pension Plan
Tennessee case summary on settlement enforcement and pensions after divorce. Deborah Christine Moore v. Larry Gene Moore The husband and wife in this Knox County, Tennessee, case had been married for over thirty years when the wife filed for divorce in 2015, citing irreconcilable differences and inappropriate marital conduct. In 2016, they appeared at a […]
Read More»Mom Entitled to Court Exhibits for Potential Malpractice Case
- At July 13, 2020
- By Miles Mason
- In After Divorce, Divorce Process
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Tennessee case summary on protective orders in divorce. Jennifer Benke Bottorff v. Christian Todd Bottorff The husband and wife in this Davidson County, Tennessee, case were divorced in 2013. The wife was named the primary residential parent of the two minor children, and she was awarded 223 days per year of parenting time. In 2017, […]
Read More»Absent Reference, Modification Superceded Original Agreement
Tennessee child support modification case summary. Michael P. Abraham v. Carolynn Abraham The mother and father in this Rutherford County, Tennessee, case were the parents of two children when they divorced in 2004. Under the agreed parenting plan, the father was to pay a certain portion of his bonus into a college investment account for […]
Read More»Husband Stuck w/ Divorce Settlement After Alleging Ill Health
Tennessee case summary on seeking to get out of an agreed upon settlement. Troy Michael Wheeler v. Angela Marie (Turner) Wheeler In 2018, the wife in this Macon County, Tennessee, case filed for divorce after a marriage of more than ten years. Before the trial began, their attorneys announced to the court that they had […]
Read More»Disbarred Ex-Husband Ordered to Pay $240K in Attorney’s Fees
- At July 01, 2020
- By Miles Mason
- In After Divorce, Attorney's Fees
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Tennessee case summary on attorney’s fee in divorce. JILL ST. JOHN-PARKER v. VIRGIL DUANE PARKER The husband and wife in this Bradley County, Tennessee, case were married for over twenty years before their divorce. The husband was an attorney, the wife was a CPA, and they accumulated a large estate during the marriage. The husband, […]
Read More»Father Found in Contempt for Child Support After Two Appeals
Tennessee child support case summary on income determination and contempt. Jeffrey Glenn Mitchell v. Carol Ann Thomas Mitchell This divorce case from Blount County, Tennessee, was the subject of an appeal to the Tennessee Court of Appeals in 2019. The parties in that case had divorced and were back in court regarding modifications of child […]
Read More»Assignment of Estimated Tax Payments in a Divorce
How are tax refunds split in divorce? How are estimated tax payments assigned in a divorce? If you and your spouse made joint estimated tax payments for 2019 but file separate returns, either of you can claim all of your payments, or you can divide them in any way on which you both agree. If […]
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