Parenting Time of 17 Year Old Reduced to 90 Days for Mother
- At January 08, 2018
- By Miles Mason
- In Custody Modification
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Tennessee child custody case summary on parenting time modification. Phillip Neal Kennedy v. Jane Kennedy The mother and father in this Williamson County, Tennessee, case were the parents of two children at the time of their 2011 divorce. Extensive litigation followed regarding a number of custody and child support issues. The oldest child was over the […]
Read More»Ex In Contempt for Not Paying Attorney Fees, But Cannot be Jailed
- At January 03, 2018
- By Miles Mason
- In After Divorce, Attorney's Fees
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Tennessee case summary on contempt for non-payment of attorney’s fees after divorce. Andrea Renae Hopwood v. Corey Daniel Hopwood The husband and wife in this Williamson County, Tennessee, case were divorced in 2015. The alimony award in that case was the subject of an appeal to the Tennessee Court of Appeals. While that appeal was […]
Read More»Alimony After 25 Yr Marriage Depends on If Wife Can Be Rehabilitated
Tennessee alimony divorce case summary after 25 years married. Tracy Lynn Hallums v. Bruce Alan Hallums The husband and wife in this Tennessee case were married in 1990. Two children were born, only one of whom was still a minor at the time of their 2014 divorce. The trial court granted a divorce to the […]
Read More»TBJ Article on Update in Relocation Law in Tennessee: Aragon
- At December 30, 2017
- By Miles Mason
- In Relocation
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In the May 2017 edition of the Tennessee Bar Journal, Marlene Eskind Moses and Manuel Benjamin Russ contributed an interesting and insightful article, entitle “Redefining Relocation,” in which they discussed a recent TN court case, Aragon v. Aragon. The decision of this custody case will have a significant influence on case rulings regarding the relocation […]
Read More»Tennessee Mandatory Injunction Law – Willful, Deliberate Violations, PART FOUR
- At December 29, 2017
- By Miles Mason
- In Divorce, Property Division
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This is the final segment in our four-part series on Tennessee’s mandatory injunction law. As with Part One, Part Two, and Part Three, we continue to focus on judicial interpretation, application, and enforcement of injunctive orders in divorce and legal separation cases. How are spouses who violate the divorce injunction held accountable? Mainly through contempt […]
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