Tennessee Mandatory Injunction Law | Changing Life Insurance Beneficiaries, PART 1
Tennessee’s mandatory injunction law first went into effect in May 2001 and is found in T.C.A. § 36-4-106(d). What is a mandatory injunction Tennessee? This statutory injunction, or stay, is automatically invoked in divorce and legal separation cases. Three purposes for the injunction are: “(1) to eliminate the need to address the judge about [how] […]
Read More»Mom Denied Change of Custody, Despite Allegations of Abuse by Dad
Tennessee child custody case summary. Alanna Christine Howe v. John Ashley Howe The mother and father in this Hamilton County, Tennessee, case were married and had one child at the time of their 2007 divorce. Under the parenting plan, the father was named the primary residential parent, and the wife was awarded 65 days per year […]
Read More»Wife Gets $2.5K/Mo. Rehabilitative Alimony for 3 Yrs 10 Yrs Married
Tennessee alimony divorce case summary after 10 years married. Trina A. Henson v. Chris Robert Henson The husband and wife in this Robertson County, Tennessee, case were married in 2006 and had no children. They moved frequently during the marriage, first to Germany where the husband was stationed in the Army. They later moved to […]
Read More»Stocking a Self-Respecting Single Malt Whisky Bar
OFF TOPIC. It’s 2:00 p.m. Your father-in-law is coming over for dinner. He’s a single malt whisky guy. Time is short. You need a list of whiskies to purchase and have on hand from which he can choose. And, it’s time for you to try the deep end of the single malt whisky pool. Who […]
Read More»Mom Loses Custody After Failing to Cooperate in Parenting
Tennessee child custody modification case summary. Sinan Gider v. Lydia Hubbell The child in this Davidson County, Tennessee, was born of a short-term relationship, and after the child was born, the parents entered into a parenting agreement. The mother was named the primary residential parent, with the father having 180 days per year of parenting […]
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