The Solo Act: Divorce Recovery After Your Tennessee Divorce
- At August 12, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In After Divorce, Divorce Tips, Home
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Divorce recovery following your Tennessee divorce. Divorce recovery following Tennessee divorce The Solo Act: Divorce Recovery After Your Tennessee Divorce Unfortunately you know that the effects of a divorce don’t end when the decree is signed. While divorce is a legal process that helps you sort through your financial affairs with your former spouse, it is […]
Divorce Decree Modification in Tennessee
After your divorce has been finalized, circumstances in your or your ex-spouse’s life may have changed. To file a motion for divorce decree modification in Tennessee, it’s best to consult a divorce lawyer. Understanding the Divorce Decree The divorce decree, as your divorce lawyer will explain, is the final court order by which you and […]
Divorce Laws in Tennessee
- At April 01, 2012
- By Miles Mason
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Introduction to Tennessee Divorce Laws When family lawyers describe divorce laws, they include Tennessee statutes, court cases, and court rules pertaining to: Filing for divorce under Tennessee law; Establishing legal divorce grounds in Tennessee; Tennessee divorce waiting periods; Tennessee laws affecting pensions and retirement accounts; Obtaining a name change in Tennessee; and COBRA health care […]
Divorce Laws & Filing in Tennessee Answers to FAQs
- At January 09, 2012
- By Miles Mason
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Divorce laws and filing in Tennessee answers to frequently asked questions: property, adultery, divorce with child, process, uncontested, alimony, how to file, legal separation, reconciliation, name change, grounds, divorce papers, serving the divorce complaint, service of process, divorce filing cost, which county to file for divorce, filing first, contested, how long a divorce takes, divorce […]
Biological Dad Granted Visitation, But Has Amount Reduced
In re Gabby G. Tennessee child custody case summary in divorce and family law. The child in this Franklin County, Tennessee, case was born in 2016. Shortly thereafter, the mother married the man that she claimed was the father of the child, and his name was placed on the birth certificate. They divorced in 2021, […]
Abuse By Mom’s New Husband Costs Her Custody of Child
Tennessee child custody case summary on domestic violence in family law. Steven Kyle Leath v. Angelea Nicole Flowers The child in this Chester County, Tennessee, case was born in 2021 to unwed parents who separated when the child was six months old. After the separation, the father filed a petition to establish parentage and a […]
Meet Our Summer Associate, Kenicia Cathey!
- At July 01, 2025
- By Kathryn Owen
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Summer associate, Kenicia Cathey, is a native Memphian. She attended LeMoyne-Owen College for undergrad, graduating summa cum laude with a Bachelor’s in Biology and a minor in Chemistry. After graduation, she took the LSAT and accepted an offer from Indiana University Maurer School of Law. Kenecia’s favorite part of law school is everything she is learning […]
Mom Jailed and Loses Custody for Coaching Child to Refuse Visitation
Tennessee child custody case summary on custody modification in divorce and family law. Brandy Leigh Frame Taylor (now Tipper) v. Joseph Daniel Taylor The child in this Lincoln County, Tennessee, case was born in 2013, and the parents divorced in 2017. Under the permanent parenting plan, the mother was named the primary residential parent, with […]
Tracking 2025 Family Law Legislation in Tennessee
Get a jump on 2025 family law legislative changes and updates in the 114th Tennessee General Assembly and signed into law by the Governor. NEW LAWS IN 2025 Protective Orders and the Voyeurism Victims Act Governor Lee signed the “Voyeurism Victims Act” into law on March 25, 2025 (Public Chapter 62). Unlawful photography victims who […]
Mom Allowed to Move One Child, But Other Remains with Dad
Tennessee child custody case summary on relocation in divorce and family law. Rachel Poyner Hight v. Billy Hugh Hight The mother and father in this Madison County, Tennessee, case were divorced in 2021. Under their agreed parenting plan, the mother was named the primary residential parent of their children, a daughter born in 2008 and […]
