Not Enough Evidence to Set Aside Marital Dissolution Agreement

At June 17, 2019
By Miles Mason
In After Divorce, Divorce Process, Property Valuation
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Tennessee case summary on seeking to modify terms of divorce settlement. Bruce Milton Miller v. Lucinda Miller Miller The husband and wife in this Sullivan County, Tennessee, case were divorced in 2017, when they both signed a marital dissolution agreement. The husband was awarded the marital residence, but was required to pay the wife $475,000 […]

Ex-Husband Found In Civil Contempt For Failing to Pay $88K in Alimony

At June 10, 2019
By Miles Mason
In After Divorce, Alimony, Divorce Process
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Tennessee case summary on alimony enforcement after divorce. Patricia Gay Patterson Lattimore v. James S. Lattimore, Jr. The husband and wife in this Williamson County, Tennessee, case were divorced in 1994, at which time the trial court approved their marital dissolution agreement. The agreement called for the husband to pay $3,500 per month in alimony […]

NY Husband Must Pay Wife’s Attorney Fees After Secretly Keeping Her iPad and Text Messages

Tennessee case summary on electronic evidence in divorce. Elizabeth S. Strauss v. Daniel A. Strauss The husband and wife in this New York County, New York, case were in the midst of a divorce when the husband somehow came into possession of the wife’s iPad, which contained the wife’s private text messages. He falsely told […]

Wife’s Appeal Tossed Out When She Fails To Submit Proper Records

Tennessee case summary on appeals and property division in divorce. Tiffany “Whitaker” Kramer v. Phillip John Kramer The husband and wife were married in 2013 and had no children. In 2016, the wife filed for divorce in Blount County, Tennessee. The husband filed a counter-claim also requesting a divorce, and the trial court entered a […]

Mom Gets Discretionary Costs of $45K After Winning Custody Battle

At April 24, 2019
By Miles Mason
In Child Custody, Divorce Process, Family Law
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Tennessee case summary on awarding discretionary costs. Kim Renae Nelson v. Loring E. Justice The mother and father in this Roane County, Tennessee, case were the parents of a child who was born in 2005. They had been involved in litigation since before his birth regarding paternity, the primary residential parent, and child support. In […]

“Maybe You Should Have Hired a Lawyer to Represent You” Is Not Bias

Tennessee case summary on judicial bias and recusal in divorce. Ronna Lyn Ueber v. Anthony James Ueber The husband and wife in this Williamson County, Tennessee, case were divorced in 2018, after a three day trial. After the order granting the divorce was entered, the attorneys for the wife moved to withdraw from the case […]

Trial Court Cannot Just Adopt Ex-wife’s Attorney’s Findings of Fact

Tennessee case summary on findings of fact in post-divorce proceedings. Jeffrey Glenn Mitchell v. Carol Ann Thomas Mitchell The husband and wife in this Blount County, Tennessee, case had two children, ages 15 and 11, at the time of their 2011 divorce. In 2014, the husband came back to court to modify the child support […]

Mom Admitted to Sex After Separation But Still Adultery in Tennessee

Tennessee case summary on grounds of adultery and vaccination over objection of mother in divorce. Brianna Danielle King v. Aaron Jefferson Daily The husband and wife in this Rutherford County, Tennessee, case were married in 2011 and had two children, a son born in 2011 and a daughter born in 2013. The husband worked for […]

Husband Missing Chart: Divorce Property Division Appeal Tossed Out

Tennessee case summary of a divorce trial appeal after 13 years married. Ivan Michael Kanski v. Kelly Jean Kanski The husband and wife in this Williamson County, Tennessee, case were married in 2004 and had one child in 2007. Prior to the marriage, the couple lived in a Nashville duplex owned by the husband. They […]

You or Your Attorney Should Show Up for Your Divorce Trial!

Tennessee case summary on showing up for your divorce trial. Lewis Creed Jackson v. Sharon Smith Jackson The husband and wife in this Putnam County, Tennessee, case had been married for 25 years at the time of their 2012 separation and had one minor child, 11 years old. The husband filed for divorce, and the […]