No Alimony After Getting Half of Husband’s Veterinary Practice
- At April 13, 2022
- By Miles Mason
- In Alimony, Business Valuation, Child Custody, Divorce
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Tennessee case summary on Veterinary practice valuation and alimony in divorce. JOHN WILLIAM OWENS v. MEREDITH ELIZABETH OWENS The contentious marriage in this Meigs County, Tennessee, case ended in divorce in 2019. The husband’s mother described the marriage as always having been a battle, and that the spouses “argued and fussed the whole time they’ve […]
Read More»Appeal Thrown Out When Wife Failed to Provide Basics
Tennessee case summary on judicial recusal. Party names removed upon request. See citation reference below. The wife in this Williamson County, Tennessee, divorce case didn’t like the judge assigned to her case, so she moved to have him recused. When he denied the motion, acting as her own attorney, she appealed to the Tennessee Court […]
Read More»Judge’s Husband’s Public Views Not Grounds for Recusal
Tennessee case summary on judicial recusal. Nicole Marie Neuman v. Paul Phillips The mother in this Williamson County, Tennessee, case petitioned to modify custody arrangements. This was based upon her allegation that the husband had established a pattern of being difficult with her and unnecessarily contradicting her on educational decisions. Subsequently, the father moved to […]
Read More»Dad to Pay Mom $123K Attorney’s Fee After Losing Appeal
- At April 07, 2022
- By Miles Mason
- In Attorney's Fees, Child Custody, Family Law
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Tennessee case summary on attorney’s fees. Kim Renae Nelson v. Loring E. Justice In 2019, the father in this Roane County, Tennessee, paternity case unsuccessfully appealed to the Tennessee Court of Appeals, which held that the lower court had properly awarded the mother certain costs. The Court of Appeals went further and awarded the mother […]
Read More»Mom Gets Custody Despite Dad’s Finding “Study” on Internet
- At April 06, 2022
- By Miles Mason
- In Custody Modification
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Tennessee child custody case summary in divorce. Katherine D. Morgan v. Kenneth F. Morgan, Jr. The parents in this Hamilton County, Tennessee, case were married in 2010, separated temporarily in 2012, but had a child in 2013. In 2015, the mother filed for divorce. They agreed to a permanent parenting plan, but the father then […]
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