Why Representing Yourself in a Divorce is a Terrible Idea by 7 Top Family Lawyers
Seven Top Family Lawyers Share the Dangers of Representing Yourself in a Divorce. Is it bad to represent yourself in a divorce? Is it smart to represent yourself in divorce court? Do I need a lawyer for divorce? Representing yourself in your divorce and custody case. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvIUgqfcJSo&t=11sVideo can’t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Representing […]
Read More»Lawyers Share Favorite Divorce Deposition Questions
Favorite Divorce Deposition Questions from Family Lawyers. What is your favorite divorce deposition question you can ask in any divorce? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zwnix7rZS8o&t=355sVideo can’t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Lawyers Share Favorite Divorce Deposition Questions (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zwnix7rZS8o&t=355s) Below, we have a list of the attorneys in the video, their respective cities and web sites. Q: What is […]
Read More»New TN Rules of Civil Procedure 2022
- At December 21, 2021
- By Miles Mason
- In Divorce Process, Family Law, News
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On December 14, 2021, the Tennessee Supreme Court issued an order amending the Tennessee Rules of Civil Procedure, particularly with respect to electronic signatures. Electronic filing was first allowed by the Tennessee courts in 2010, when the Court adopted Rule 5B, which allowed trial courts to adopt e-filing by local rule. In 2020, this rule […]
Read More»Husband Can’t Set Aside Divorce Settlement After Buyer’s Remorse
- At November 29, 2021
- By Miles Mason
- In Divorce Process
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Tennessee case summary on divorce process. Lee Ann Polster v. Russell Joseph Polster The husband and wife in this Montgomery County, Tennessee, case were married in 1992. They separated in 2020, and the wife filed for divorce on the grounds of irreconcilable differences. Shortly after the filing, the parties executed a marital dissolution agreement that […]
Read More»Judge Needn’t Recuse for Considering Evidence Heard by Prior Judge
Tennessee case summary on judicial recusal in divorce. Carolyn Diane Long v. Steven Lawrence Long The parties in this Fayette County divorce case were before the Tennessee Court of Appeals twice before, in March 2020, and then again in December 2020. Both of the earlier appeals involved issues of whether the trial judge should have […]
Read More»TN CLE: Marital Balance Sheets by Anderson & Mason
How Not to Lose Your Footing in the Marital Estate: Building a Marital Balance Sheet and Making it Work for Your Client Now available on demand from the TBA CLE online! Clip: https://youtu.be/yujYogIWEGoVideo can’t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Marital Balance Sheets: Mission Critical in Divorce (https://youtu.be/yujYogIWEGo) Click the title above for more information. […]
Read More»Ex-Wife’s Attorney Should Have Made Sure QDRO Correct
Tennessee case summary after divorce regarding QDRO and retirement division. Darlene Christmas Murray (Godsey) v. Louis Wade Godsey The husband and wife in this Roane County, Tennessee case were married in 1976, and shortly thereafter the husband joined the navy. He later worked for the Federal Aviation Administration and participated in the Civil Service Retirement […]
Read More»Dad’s Failure to Insure Barred by Statute of Limitation
Tennessee case summary after divorce. Deborah Bistolfi Felker et al., v. Rex Stephen Felker The husband and wife in this Shelby County, Tennessee, case were divorced in 2005 and executed a marital dissolution agreement. Among other things, the agreement provided that the husband must maintain a life insurance policy of $150,000 naming the son as […]
Read More»Divorce Settlement Set Aside When Wife Unrepresented
Tennessee case summary on property division in divorce. Richard Alan Shannon v. Genera Carandang Shannon The husband and wife in this Montgomery County, Tennessee, case divorced in 2017 after 23 years of marriage. They had entered into a marital dissolution agreement. But even though the husband had in the military for 25 years, the agreement […]
Read More»Wife’s Guilty Plea Did Not Preclude Order for Protection
Tennessee divorce case summary on domestic violence. Amber Lyn Rogers v. Joshua Michael Rogers, Sr. The wife in this Blount County, Tennessee, case filed for an order of protection from her estranged husband. In her petition, she alleged that the husband placed her in a wrist lock and dragged her, as she screamed that he […]
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