Not Dissipation of Assets Transferring to Joint Account w/ Son

At March 01, 2021
By Miles Mason
In Divorce, Property Classification, Property Division
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Tennessee case summary on dissipation and appreciation of separate property in divorce. Lori Ann Amacher v. Stanley Dwight Amacher The husband and wife in this Franklin County, Tennessee, case were married in 1981. They had two children, both of whom had reached the age of majority prior to their 2014 divorce. The husband had formed […]

Husband Entitled to Recalculation of Alimony Amount

Tennessee alimony divorce case summary after 7 years married. Ashley Joell Lindsley v. Philip J. Lindsley The husband and wife in this Williamson County, Tennessee, case were married in 2012 and had three minor children, the oldest of whom was three years old at the time of their marriage. The mother originally lived in Mississippi […]

Property Owned by Doctor Before Marriage Ruled Marital Assets

Tennessee case summary on marital or separate property in divorce. Louise Helen Pack Dover v. Norris Lee Dover The husband and wife in this Knox County, Tennessee, case were married in 2000 and had two children. The husband was an anesthesiologist, and the wife was mostly a stay-at-home mom during the marriage. The husband had […]

Divorce After Husband Charged with Trying to Have Wife Murdered

Tennessee divorce case summary. Leslie Burnett Montgomery v. Gary Alan Montgomery The husband and wife in this Davidson County, Tennessee, case were married in 2002 and had no children. It was the husband’s second marriage and the wife’s first. The wife filed for divorce in 2016, alleging among other things an attempt on her life. […]

Business Property, Even if Gift to Wife, Transmuted to Marital Property

Tennessee case summary on property division classification and transmutation in divorce. Wanda Sue Binkley v. Allen Dale Binkley The husband and wife in this Montgomery County, Tennessee, case were married in 1986. The wife filed for divorce in 2017, and the case went to trial before Judge Ted A. Crozier late that year. After a […]

What is a business valuation for divorce purposes?

At November 30, 2020
By Miles Mason
In Business Valuation, Divorce Tips, Property Valuation
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What is a business valuation for divorce purposes? Thank you to Melissa Gragg for inviting me to join her on her vlog. Melissa is a nationally recognized valuation expert witness for people getting divorced in Missouri and Illinois and who may also own a business. View the complete pod cast: Business Valuations from a Divorce […]

What happens to a business during a divorce?

At November 24, 2020
By Miles Mason
In Business Valuation, Divorce Process, Divorce Tips, Property Valuation
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What happens to a business during a divorce? Thank you to Melissa Gragg for inviting me to join her on her vlog. Melissa is a nationally recognized valuation expert witness for people getting divorced in Missouri and Illinois and who may also own a business. View the complete pod cast: Business Valuations from a Divorce […]

How do I protect my family business from divorce?

At November 23, 2020
By Miles Mason
In Business Valuation, Divorce Tips, Property Valuation
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Thank you to Melissa Gragg for inviting me to join her on her vlog. Melissa is a nationally recognized valuation expert witness for people getting divorced in Missouri and Illinois and who may also own a business. View the complete pod cast: Business Valuations from a Divorce Attorney’s Perspective For a much more detailed discussion, […]

Business Valuations from a Divorce Attorney’s Perspective | Complete Podcast

At November 19, 2020
By Miles Mason
In Business Valuation, Divorce Tips, Property Valuation
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Business Valuations from a Divorce Attorney’s Perspective | Complete Podcast Thank you to Melissa Gragg for inviting me to join her on her vlog. Melissa is a nationally recognized valuation expert witness for people getting divorced in Missouri and Illinois and who may also own a business. For a much more detailed discussion, see The […]

Equal Parenting Inappropriate Due to Contentious Relationship

Tennessee child custody case summary in divorce. Karthik Rajendran v. Mary Florence Rajendran The mother and father in this Sumner County, Tennessee, case were married in 2013 and had one daughter who was born in 2015. The father filed for divorce in 2017, and both parties asked to be named primary residential parent. The trial […]