Basics of Child Custody in Tennessee Law
- At May 17, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Child Custody
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If you are seeking sole or joint child custody in Tennessee, it is important to understand the basics of the law. A child custody lawyer can help develop a step-by-step plan to meet your goals. Permanent Parenting Plan In Tennessee, a permanent parenting plan is a detailed written account of parental responsibilities, the child’s residency, […]
Read More»Bain Sister Child Custody Case After Adoption Interview on Live at 9
- At May 16, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Child Custody, Custody Modification, Home, News
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Bain Sister Child Custody Case After Adoption Mason Interview on Live at 9 Miles Mason, Sr, Memphis family lawyer, was interviewed Wednesday, May 16, 2012 regarding the possible custody battle over Alexandria Bain. The biological father signed over his rights to her. She’s legally in the custody of her stepfather, Gary Bain. But Mark Johnson fears the family will move to California. Miles Mason is […]
Read More»14 Year Marriage Alimony of $1,800/mo + $90,000 Upheld
Case summary on Tennessee transitional alimony and alimony in solido following 14 year marriage in Tennessee divorce and family law from Tennessee Court of Appeals. Kimberly Anne Chavez v. James Albert Chavez In an appeal from the Circuit Court for Montgomery County, James Albert Chavez, JR requests the court to appeal the parental custodian for minor children, alimony awarded […]
Read More»Divorce Decree Modification in Tennessee
After your divorce has been finalized, circumstances in your or your ex-spouse’s life may have changed. To file a motion for divorce decree modification in Tennessee, it’s best to consult a divorce lawyer. Understanding the Divorce Decree The divorce decree, as your divorce lawyer will explain, is the final court order by which you and […]
Read More»AICPAs Code of Professional Conduct Rule 102 for Forensic Accountants
- At May 13, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Divorce, Forensic Accounting
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The AICPA’s Code of Professional Conduct Rule 102 applied to forensic accountants requires integrity and objectivity. But can a couple’s tax CPA testify on behalf of one client against another? In addition to independence, AICPA’s Code of Professional Conduct Rule 102 requires that a CPA maintain integrity and objectivity: ET Section 102 – Integrity and […]
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