Dad Gets Equal Time With Kids After Change of Circumstances
Tennessee child custody case summary on modifying custody modification in divorce and family law. Alexander Georg Warnatzsch v. Ashly Camille Warnatzsch The parents in this Rutherford County, Tennessee, case were divorced in 2019, and a permanent parenting plan was entered regarding their three children. The mother was named the primary residential parent and received most […]
Read More»Biological Dad Granted Visitation, But Has Amount Reduced
In re Gabby G. Tennessee child custody case summary in divorce and family law. The child in this Franklin County, Tennessee, case was born in 2016. Shortly thereafter, the mother married the man that she claimed was the father of the child, and his name was placed on the birth certificate. They divorced in 2021, […]
Read More»Unemployed Dad Must Pay Support Based on Imputed Income
Tennessee child support and alimony divorce case summary after 17 years married. Rosalynn (Victor) Addis v. Ryan Keith Addis The husband and wife in this Wilson County, Tennessee, case were married in California in 2007. The husband had an MBA, and the wife was a high-school graduate. Their children were born in 2008 and 2014. […]
Read More»Grandmother Can’t Have Unsupervised Time After Drunken Incident
Tennessee case summary on alimony, child support, and custody in divorce. Kristen Alice Rowe v. Calvin Albert Rowe, III The husband and wife in this Montgomery County, Tennessee, case were married in 2008 and had four children before they separated in 2022 and divorced that year. A hearing was held before Judge Kathryn Olita, who […]
Read More»Wife Entitled to Attorney Fees Though Husband Dismissed Case
Tennessee case summary on attorney’s fees in divorce. Vanessa Colley v. John S. Colley, III The husband and wife in this Davidson County, Tennessee, case were divorced in 2012, after having executed a marital dissolution agreement (MDA). The wife was named the primary residential parent, but both parties were granted joint decision making power for […]
Read More»Dad’s Allegations Didn’t Warrant Custody Change
Tennessee child custody case summary on custody modification in divorce and family law. Christopher L. Wiesmueller v. Corrine Nichole Oliver The parents in this Dickson County, Tennessee, case were divorced in 2019. The permanent parenting plan for the three children named the mother the primary residential parent, and the father was granted 110 days parenting […]
Read More»Changed Circumstances Warranted Granting Dad Custody
Tennessee child custody case summary on custody modification in divorce and family law. Velena Maria Ramirez Stierle v. Laz Ramirez Vallvey The parents in this Bradley County, Tennessee, case were divorced in 2016, and the mother was named the primary residential parent of their six year old, but with equal co-parenting time. In 2022, the […]
Read More»Wife Goes Through Multiple Attorneys, Fails to Get Continuance
Tennessee case summary on the divorce process. Justin Zachery Conners v. Kelly Suzanne Hahn In 2019, the husband in this Williamson County, Tennessee, case filed for divorce from his wife of ten years. His allegations included adultery and habitual drunkenness or abuse of narcotics. The case dragged on over a number of years due to […]
Read More»Parents Awarded Equal Parenting Time
- At April 09, 2025
- By Kathryn Owen
- In Child Custody, Child Support
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Tennessee child custody case summary on parenting time in divorce and family law. Harold C. Bowden, IV v. Amber Crutcher The parents in this Sumner County, Tennessee, case met on Instagram and dated briefly before breaking up. But after the breakup, the mother learned that she was pregnant. The father filed a petition to establish […]
Read More»2024 Tennessee Family Law Legislative Update
Every year the Tennessee General Assembly passes legislation that, with the Governor’s signature, amends our existing laws and creates new ones. The 113th General Assembly was no exception. Whenever you research laws for your divorce, alimony, custody, child support, or related case, always take a moment to verify that the statutory provision being relied upon is […]
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