Husband to Pay $1.5K/Mo. Alimony in Futuro After 34 Yr Marriage
Tennessee case summary on property division and alimony after 34 years marriage in divorce. Freida Louise Climer v. Stephen Franklin Climer The husband and wife in this Madison County, Tennessee, case were married in 1983. It was the husband’s second marriage but the wife’s first. After 34 years of marriage, the wife filed for divorce. […]
Read More»Big Divorce Mistake #1: Not Getting Financial Disclosures Under Oath
https://youtube.com/watch?v=wYY0ws2HuQEVideo can’t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Get Financial Disclosures Under Oath: #1 Big Divorce Mistake (https://youtube.com/watch?v=wYY0ws2HuQE) Obtaining financial disclosures under oath from your spouse is a great first step. That can be in response to interrogatories or an affidavit. If your spouse lies under oath, it will help make a better case for […]
Read More»Alimony Ends When Wife Remarries | Alimony Type Disputed
- At March 16, 2020
- By Miles Mason
- In Alimony Modification
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Tennessee alimony modification case summary. Deborah Balzer v. Joseph Balzer The husband and wife in this Sevier County, Tennessee, case were married in 1987. At the time of their 2011 divorce, they agreed to most issues, including alimony. The type of alimony was never specified, but the amount was set at $1,100 per month for […]
Read More»Wife Gets Half of Nothing When Husband’s Pension Reduced to Zero
Tennessee case summary on retirement property division after divorce. Kelly Colvard Parsons v. Richard Jearl Parsons The husband and wife in this Shelby County, Tennessee, case were divorced in 2014, based upon a marital dissolution agreement by the parties. Seven months prior to the divorce, the husband had retired from the FAA, where he had […]
Read More»Mom Can Relocate to AR, Despite Dad’s Objection
Tennessee parent relocation case summary. Chris Schaeffer v. Amanda Patterson The mother and father in this Shelby County, Tennessee, parental relocation case were never married but had a daughter born in 2015. Under the 2017 permanent parenting plan, the mother was granted 60% of the parenting time, with the father receiving the other 40%. In […]
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