Ex-Wife’s Alimony Can Be Cut Off for Cohabitation, Only If Cohabitation Continues
- At October 04, 2023
- By Miles Mason
- In Alimony Modification
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Tennessee transitional alimony modification case summary. Monica A. Davalos (Dale) v. Douglas C. Dale The husband and wife in this Hamilton County, Tennessee, case were married in North Carolina in 1998 and had two children. In 2018, they divorced, and the husband was ordered to pay $1000 per month in transitional alimony, which was to […]
Read More»Ex-Wife’s Taking In Renters Not Sufficient Grounds to Drop Alimony to Zero
Tennessee alimony modification case summary after 17 years married. Deanna Lynn Akers v. Neil E. Powers When the husband and wife in this Bradley County, Tennessee, case were divorced in 2016 after about 17 years of marriage, the wife was awarded $1100 per month of alimony in futuro. About three years later, the husband made […]
Read More»Divorcing TN Spouses Can Agree to “Hybrid” Forms of Alimony
Tennessee alimony modification case summary. Estate of Donna McCullough v. Anthony McCullough The husband and wife in this Hardin County, Tennessee, case were divorced in 2018 after executing a marital dissolution agreement. The agreement called for the husband to pay $4521 per month alimony. A few months later, the husband went to court to set […]
Read More»Alimony Not Reduced When Husband Fails to Meet Burden
- At May 30, 2022
- By Miles Mason
- In Alimony Modification
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Tennessee alimony modification case summary. Douglas Patrick Hoering v. Marlita Dapar Hoering The husband and wife in this Cumberland County, Tennessee, case were divorced in 2013 after presenting a marital dissolution agreement which called for the husband to pay $1,200 per month alimony until her death or remarriage. In 2020, the husband made a petition […]
Read More»Ex-Wife Entitled to Continued Alimony Despite Cohabitation
Tennessee alimony modification case summary. Rachel Ransom Strickland v. Patrick Dustin Strickland The husband and wife in this Williamson County, Tennessee, case were divorced in 2018. The trial court adopted their marital dissolution agreement, which awarded the wife transitional alimony $2,000 per month alimony for 48 months. The agreement provided that the alimony was non-modifiable […]
Read More»Alimony Could Be Modified Despite That It Was a Fixed Amount
Tennessee alimony modification case summary after divorce. Deborah P. Linn v. Mark A. Linn The husband and wife in this Sumner County, Tennessee, were divorced in 2012 after over twenty years of marriage. The parties entered into a marital dissolution agreement under which the husband agreed to keep life insurance of $250,000 in effect, with […]
Read More»Husband Gets Alimony Reduced After Retirement
Tennessee alimony modification case summary. Randall G. Himes v. Elizabeth Bates Himes The husband and wife in this Wilson County, Tennessee, case were divorced in 2011 after 29 years of marriage. The parties had entered into a marital dissolution agreement that called for the husband to pay $5000 per month alimony until the wife’s remarriage […]
Read More»Ex-Husband Loses Alimony Reduction Even Though Ex-Wife Working
- At June 30, 2021
- By Miles Mason
- In Alimony Modification
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Tennessee alimony modification case summary. Lisa Ann Crouch v. Calvin Conway Crouch After 22 years of marriage, the husband and wife in this Coffee County, Tennessee, case were divorced in 2016. In addition to the property settlement, the court awarded transitional alimony to last through 2019. At that point, the husband was to begin paying […]
Read More»Ex-Husband Sells Plane, Loses Alimony Reduction
- At May 05, 2021
- By Miles Mason
- In Alimony Modification
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Tennessee alimony modification case summary after 23 years married originally. Husband Sells Plane, Loses Alimony Reduction Regina D. Gensci v. Cyrus W. Wiser The husband and wife in this Rutherford County, Tennessee, case were divorced in 2005 after a 23 year marriage. After the marriage, they were no strangers to the courts, and there case […]
Read More»What Family Lawyers Need to Know About Forensic Vocational Assessments
For divorces and other family law matters, courts need evidence of spouses’ earning capacity to determine alimony and child support, relocation impact on earnings, and rehabilitation, career, and vocational planning for those re-entering the labor market. David R. Strauser, Ph.D. discusses vocational evaluations. Thank you, David for joining our Lunch and Learn! A nationally recognized […]
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