TN Dad Sells Business But Loses Argument to Lower Child Support
Tennessee child support modification case law summary from the Court of Appeals. Gina Scarlett Ferrari Pace vs. Ward Redden Pace – Tennessee child support modification laws Ward Redden Pace (“the Father”) and Gina Scarlett Ferrari Pace (“the Mother”) were the parents of one child (born 2002). Their divorce entered in 2003, incorporating a “Marital Dissolution Agreement” […]
Read More»TN Husband in Real Estate Has Income Imputed After Averaging Income
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- By Miles Mason
- In Alimony, Divorce, Home, Income Determination
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Tennessee child support law case law summary on underemployment and imputed income from the Court of Appeals. Angela K. Thomas v. Jeffery K. Thomas – Tennessee divorce child support imputed income The husband and wife were married in 1994 and were the parents of two children. In 2009, the wife filed for legal separation. She later modified […]
Read More»TN Custody Change Requires to Proof of Material Change Affecting Child
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- By Miles Mason
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Tennessee law case summary on custody modification and post-divorce and family law. Timothy Lee Kendrick vs. Judy Kendrick Shoemake – Supreme Court of Tennessee on custody modification proof requirements The Supreme Court of Tennessee stated in its opinion that it took on this case to determine the proper standard for courts to apply to a petition to […]
Read More»College Kids’s Living Expenses a Tennessee Dad Must Pay By Agreement
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- By Miles Mason
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Tennessee law case summary on college expenses in divorce and family law from the Court of Appeals. Gary Powers v. Sherry Denise Powers – Tennessee Divorce college expenses The father and mother were married in 1990. They had a daughter in 1993, and divorced in Gibson County, Tennessee, in 1999. At the time of the 1999 divorce, […]
Read More»Parenting Journal: Prepping for a Custody Dispute
- At August 14, 2013
- By Miles Mason
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The parenting journal is not a precursor to a publishable biography or an exercise in therapeutic self-exploration. In family law, the parenting journal serves as an informal record of information and events pertaining to your minor child. A neatly organized journal can be used for evidentiary purposes in the event of a child custody dispute, […]
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