Inappropriate Tik Tok Videos Not Enough to Change Custody
Tennessee child custody case summary. In re B.C. The child in this Lake County, Tennessee, juvenile court custody case was born in 2016 to unwed parents. The parties agreed to a parenting plan under which the mother was named the primary residential parent, with the father having 182 days of parenting time. In 2020, the […]
Read More»Mom’s Move Approved But Cost Her Parenting Time
Tennessee child custody modification case summary. Heather Anne (Coats) Emch v. Edward Glen Emch The mother and father in this case moved to Wilson County, Tennessee, shortly before the birth of their daughter. A year later, they entered into a marital dissolution agreement and permanent parenting plan. Under that plan, the parents had alternating weeks […]
Read More»No Judicial Recusal for Saying Mom Hurt Kid’s Relationship w/ Dad
Tennessee case summary on judicial recusal. Lee Richard Slotnik v. Shani Marie Slotnik The parents in this Tennessee, case were divorced in Illinois, after which both moved to Tennessee. In 2017, the father filed a petition in Davidson County to enroll the divorce decree, and he also requested a modification of the visitation. The Court […]
Read More»Dad Gets More Parenting Time But Loses Mom’s Relocation w/ Child
Tennessee parent relocation granted case summary. Westley Murel Hall v. Megan Leigh Hall The mother and father in this Sumner County, Tennessee, case were divorced in 2019 and were the parents of one child, born in 2015. Under their agreed-to permanent parenting plan, the mother was named the primary residential parent, with the father exercising […]
Read More»Mom Handed Attorney Fee Bill After Lying In Court About Drinking
Tennessee child custody modification and attorney’s fees case summary. Christina Ann Standley v. Carl Anthony Standley When the parties in this Williamson County, Tennessee, case divorced in 2014, the trial court entered a permanent parenting plan under which the mother was named primary residential parent. She was also awarded decision making authority and the majority […]
Read More»NY Dad Fails To Get Custody Due to Mom’s Failure to Provide Visitation during Pandemic
New York child custody case summary involving pandemic visitation. In the Matter of Nelson UU. v. Carmen V. The parents in this Sullivan County, New York, case were awarded joint legal custody of their children, born in 2012 and 2017, in 2019. In 2020, the father returned to court alleging that the mother had failed […]
Read More»Anti-Vax Alaska Mom Loses Legal Custody to Dad
Alaska child custody case summary. Lady Donna Dutchess v. Jason Dutch The parents in this Alaska case were married from 2008 through 2015 and had two minor children. During the marriage, the children received vaccinations. In 2020, the pediatrician recommended vaccines, but the father declined because he and the mother were unable to agree. In […]
Read More»TN Kids Sent Back to Maduro’s Venezuela Despite Mom’s Plea for Asylum
Tennessee international child custody case summary. Hague convention. Grave risk of harm Pierre Salame Ajami v. Veronica Tescari Solano The parents in this Tennessee federal case were citizens of Venezuela. In 2018, the mother removed the children from Venezuela and brought them to the United States. In 2019, the father filed a petition under the […]
Read More»Mother’s Claims Step-Mother Unsuitable Not Enough to Modify Custody
- At April 20, 2022
- By Miles Mason
- In Custody Modification
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Tennessee child custody modification case summary. Timothy Rosebrough v. Karen Caldwell, f/k/a Karen Rosebrough The parents in this Madison County, Tennessee case were divorced in 2010. Their child was born in 2008, and the parenting plan named the father as the primary residential parent with sole decision-making authority. He was awarded 280 days with the […]
Read More»Mom Loses Custody After Marrying Heroin User Husband
Tennessee child custody modification case summary. Kendra C. Killian v. Aubrey D. Moore The parents in this Wilson County, Tennessee, case were divorced in 2011, after their daughter was born in 2009. The mother was named the primary residential parent, and the father was initially awarded zero days of parenting time, although the parties were […]
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