Tennessee Adopts Collaborative Family Law Rule 53
Collaborative family law continues to gain popularity as another method of alternative dispute resolution. With the Supreme Court of Tennessee’s recent adoption of Collaborative Family Law Rule 53, we now have the clarity, guidance, and acceptance that many lawyers and judges have been asking for. While Rule 53 went into effect on April 4, 2019, […]
Read More»Settlement Not Coerced w/ Threat to Expose Wife’s Affair to Kids
- At August 08, 2014
- By Miles Mason
- In Divorce, Divorce Process, Mediation
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Tennessee law case summary on coerced settlement in divorce and family law from the Court of Appeals. Alissa Owen (Formerly Haas) v. Darin Haas – Tennessee divorce settlement claimed under duress Alissa Owen and Darin Haas were married in 1996 and had three children. The husband was a Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Army, and […]
Read More»What Is Divorce Mediation in Tennessee?
- At April 28, 2014
- By Miles Mason
- In Child Custody, Divorce, Mediation
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Mediation in Tennessee is a commonly used form of alternative dispute resolution, or ADR. In large part, the ADR option is intended to help avoid litigation. Essentially, mediation is an informal process to assist the parties in voluntarily resolving their legal disagreements. As professionals, mediators often help couples reach agreement on parenting plans and child […]
Read More»The Exchange Club Is Breaking the Cycle of Abuse in Memphis
- At May 13, 2013
- By Miles Mason
- In Divorce, Domestic Violence, Mediation
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The Exchange Club Family Center in Memphis, TN, is helping children, adults, parents, and families heal by working to break the cycle of domestic violence and abuse. Memphis Area Programs at The Exchange Club Family Center At The Exchange Club Family Center in Memphis, TN, the emphasis is on restoring healthy family relationships by addressing […]
Read More»Mediated Custody Change Must Be Approved by TN Judge
Tennessee law case summary on mediation, mediated agreements, and custody modification in Tennessee divorce and family law from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. Tonya Renee Fletcher v Glen Allen Fletcher – Tennessee Mediation Law In this divorce case, the mother, Tonya Fletcher and the father, Glen Fletcher, divorced in May of 2001 by consent decree. A permanent parenting […]
Read More»5 Myths Regarding Mediation in Tennessee Divorce
- At June 21, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Mediation
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Not everyone comes to the table seeing eye-to-eye during a divorce. This is where mediation may help. To learn more about the benefits of mediation, you should seek legal counsel. A Memphis divorce lawyer with experience handling cases in which mediation is involved can help you understand what to expect. Of course, there are a […]
Read More»The Role of Your Lawyer in a Collaborative Tennessee Divorce
- At April 30, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Collaborative Divorce
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The reason Tennessee collaborative divorces typically resolve faster and cost less in legal fees is because they settle without the intervention of the courts. This means you can avoid lengthy trials that may take weeks or months to resolve. Before you even begin the collaborative divorce process, you’ll need a divorce lawyer to represent you […]
Read More»5 Tips for Mediation in Tennessee Divorce
- At April 29, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Mediation
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Mediation seems to have become the preferred method of divorce over litigation in many circumstances. While it often may be a much more pleasant experience than going through the courts, it can have its difficulties. To make mediation much easier on everyone involved, consult an attorney to get a thorough understanding of Tennessee divorce laws […]
Read More»What are the benefits of mediation for my Tennessee divorce?
- At April 28, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Mediation
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Many divorcing couples are turning to mediation instead of litigation these days. The benefits of mediation outweigh those of litigation in most cases, especially with the backing of Tennessee divorce laws. These laws ensure couples divide assets and property fairly, and parental residence is decided on in the best interest of the child. If you’re […]
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