Wife Retains Inheritance After 56 Year Marriage
Nona G. Rogers v. Michael L. Rogers Tennessee case summary on property classification and alimony in divorce. The husband and wife in this Bradley County, Tennessee, case had been married for 56 years before their 2021 separation, based upon their adult granddaughter’s accusation that the husband had touched her inappropriately. The husband was charged criminally, […]
Read More»Join Us @ The Orpheum Soiree on November 14, 2025
- At September 13, 2025
- By Miles Mason
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The Orpheum Soiree is revving up the DeLorean and heading Back to the Future for one unforgettable night! Join us as we transform the Orpheum Theatre into a time-hopping celebration to support arts! Sponsorships are available and tickets are included with each sponsor level – claim your sponsorship today HERE! We are also collecting items […]
Read More»Mason Presents @ TSCPA Forensic Conference 2025
Miles Mason, Sr., JD, CPA presented again at the Tennessee Society of CPA’s Forensic and Valuation Services Conference, Oct. 21 – 23, 2025. Click above to learn details about this conference. I love this conference. It’s always an honor to share the stage with the nationally recognized business valuation experts and forensic accountants. We get […]
Read More»In-Court Agreement by Divorcing Spouses Held to Be Binding
- At September 12, 2025
- By Kathryn Owen
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Tennessee case summary on binding agreements in divorce. Kimberly Sue Speranza v. Scott Michael Speranza The husband and wife in this Williamson County, Tennessee, case were married for 21 years. The wife was 58 years old at the time of their divorce and had primarily been a homemaker. The husband was 57 and was the […]
Read More»MMFLG Celebrates Shark Week 2025
- At July 25, 2025
- By Kathryn Owen
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Gretchen loves sharks. We love Gretchen. Shark Week began July 20! Gretchen says sharks are awesome because: They are fierce and independent. They symbolize protection and guidance, reminding us to move forward because that’s all we can do in life. They are apex predators. They exhibit individual personalities. They sometimes socialize and communicate within groups. […]
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