Second Wife Testified Tenn Dad Lied About Income Setting Child Support
Tennessee child support law case law summary on retroactive child support based on fraud from the Court of Appeals. In The Matter Of: Christopher A. D. – Tennessee Child Support and Income Determination This case involves an appeal on the retroactive modification of child support paid by the father to the mother. Christopher Dorris, the father, […]
Read More»Tennessee Mom Wins Custody after Equal Time Fails
Tennessee law case summary on parenting time and custody in divorce and family law from the Court of Appeals. Bridget Michelle Agee v. Jason Forest Agee – Child Support Modification The mother, Bridget Gentry, and the father, Jason Agee, were divorced in May, 2009. Both the mother and the father were primary residential parents for their 8-year-old […]
Read More»Exposed! The Nexus Between Pornography and Tennessee Divorce
- At June 12, 2013
- By Miles Mason
- In Divorce
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Tennessee Divorce and Pornography What is hard-core pornography? “I know it when I see it!” is probably still the best answer to that question. And it’s precisely what U.S. Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart wrote into his concurring opinion in the well-known obscenity case of Jacobellis v. Ohio, 378 U.S. 184 (1964). That was 1964, […]
Read More»Tennessee Mom Loses Parenting Time Due to Jealous and Bitter Behavior
- At June 11, 2013
- By Miles Mason
- In After Divorce, Custody Modification, Home
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Tennessee law case summary on parenting time modification in divorce and family law from the Court of Appeals. Lawrence Taylor, Jr. V. Ladonna Knott – parenting plan modified after divorce The mother, LaDonna Knott, and the father, Lawrence Taylor, had two children. In October 2005 the court designated the father as the primary residential parent and in May 2007, […]
Read More»Modifying Alimony Awards After the Tennessee Divorce Is Final
- At June 10, 2013
- By Miles Mason
- In Alimony, Alimony Modification
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After your Tennessee divorce is final, you may find that the alimony awarded is either insufficient (if you are receiving) or excessive (if you are paying). There is both good news and not so good news. The good news is that some alimony awards may be modified. The not so good news is that some […]
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