High Income Parents & Child Support Guidelines
An analysis of Tennessee child support appellate opinions discussing deviations for high-income parents by Brendan Woodruff, Summer Law Clerk July 12, 2023 Upward Deviation Upheld Stack v. Stack, No. M2014-02439-COA-R3-CV, 2016 WL 4186839 (Tenn. Ct. App. Aug. 4, 2016) Tennessee Family Law Blog: https://memphisdivorce.com/tennessee-child-support-laws/income-determination-tennessee-child-support-laws/withdrawals-principal-trust-count-income-purposes-tn-child-support/ Mother and Father were divorced in Montana in 2012. The couple […]
Read More»“Regrettable Confusion” From Clerical Errors Did not Deprive TN Court of Jurisdiction
Tennessee child support collection case summary. Katherine Mechelle Stooksbury v. Matthew D. Varney The parties in this Knox County, Tennessee, case were never married, but were the parents of one minor child. In 2017, the court recognized the father as the parent, set the child support obligation, and set a permanent parenting plan. The father […]
Read More»Mom Can’t Lose Custody Based Upon Previously Authorized Relocation
- At July 18, 2023
- By Miles Mason
- In Custody Modification, Relocation
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Tennessee child custody modification case summary. Katherine Sanko v. Clinton Sanko The parents of four in this Hamilton County, Tennessee, case were married in Pennsylvania in 2001 and were divorced in 2014. Soon after the divorce, the mother requested permission to relocate to Pennsylvania with the children. The case was ultimately heard by the Tennessee […]
Read More»House Was Marital Property Despite Being Purchased With Husband’s Funds
Tennessee case summary on property classification in divorce. Joe Riley Prichard v. Rhonda Kay Prichard The husband and wife in this Dyer County, Tennessee, case were married in 2006 and had one child. The husband had worked since a young age at Caterpillar, but when the plant shut down, he became an insurance salesman. The […]
Read More»2024 Eclipse to Come Close to Memphis
- At July 14, 2023
- By Miles Mason
- In News, Recommended Reading
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On April 8, 2024, there will be a total eclipse of the sun in North America. Most of the United States will experience a partial eclipse, meaning that the sun will be partially blocked by the moon. This can be an interesting phenomenon, and especially if you have kids, you should make the most of […]
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