Tennessee Father Unable to Prove Change of Custody Legal Requirements
Tennessee law case summary on child custody modification in Tennessee divorce and family law from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. Bradley Bruce Scofield vs. Shaila Jan Scofield – Tennessee Child Custody Modification After Divorce Bradley Bruce Scofield and Shaila Jan Scofield divorced after 17-years of marriage, setting a Permanent Parenting Plan for their three children in 2003, […]
Read More»Do You Have a Parenting Plan for Tennessee Child Custody?
In every Tennessee divorce with children and child custody issues, a parenting plan will be needed to address matters relating to child custody. Custody isn’t just about deciding who will have physical custody and who will have legal custody. There are quite a few child-rearing details that must be worked out between the parents. Essentials […]
Read More»Tennessee Judge Not Required to Dismiss Himself Despite Relationships
- At April 21, 2013
- By Miles Mason
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Tennessee law case summary on judge’s recusal procedure in Tennessee divorce and family law from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. Kathryn A. Duke v. Harold W. Duke, III – Majority Opinion on Recusal of a Judge Kathryn A. Duke, the wife and Harold W. Duke, III, the husband, were granted a final divorce decree on July 15, […]
Read More»Internet Military Family Resources for Tennessee Divorce & Family Laws
- At April 20, 2013
- By Miles Mason
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Military divorce in Tennessee issues include Navy, Army, Marines, Air Force and Coast Guard concerning service members stationed at the Naval Support Facility Mid-South near Millington, Tennessee, Fort Campbell, an army base that straddles the Tennessee and Kentucky border and their families living in the Memphis, Germantown, Collierville, and Bartlett areas. Internet Military Family Resources […]
Read More»Transmutation: When Separate Property Becomes Marital Property in Tennessee
Tennessee law case summary on transmutation and property division law in Tennessee divorce and family law from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. Transmutation: When separate property becomes marital property CHAS ALAN SANDFORD v. KRISTINE ELAINE SANDFORD MCKEE – Tennessee property division law In this case, the wife argued that based on the rule of transmutation, the property in question went from […]
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