
Inappropriate Tik Tok Videos Not Enough to Change Custody
Tennessee child custody case summary. In re B.C. The child in this Lake County, Tennessee, juvenile court custody case was born in 2016 to unwed parents. The parties agreed to a parenting plan under which the mother was named the primary residential parent, with the father having 182 days of parenting time. In 2020, the […]
Read More»On Demand CLE: Dissipation of Assets, Wiretapping, and More
- At December 01, 2022
- By Miles Mason
- In Domestic Violence, Family Law, News
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Dissipation of Assets, Wiretapping, and More: When Divorce Cases Turn Ugly View this national webinar from NBI on Demand CLE featuring Joseph W. Smith and Amy Amundsen. Click link above for details. Specific topics from Joe and Amy: VI. Assault and Battery, Marital Rape, and Other Physical Damage Claims VI. Economic Abuse, Dissipation of Marital […]
Read More»Mom’s Move Approved But Cost Her Parenting Time
Tennessee child custody modification case summary. Heather Anne (Coats) Emch v. Edward Glen Emch The mother and father in this case moved to Wilson County, Tennessee, shortly before the birth of their daughter. A year later, they entered into a marital dissolution agreement and permanent parenting plan. Under that plan, the parents had alternating weeks […]
Read More»Real Estate Quit Claim Deed Center of Classification Issue
Tennessee case summary on property classification in divorce. Claude Ellis v. Melisa Jane Godfrey Ellis The husband and wife in this Bradley County, Tennessee, were married the day after Christmas, 1996. The husband had one child from prior marriages, and the parties had one child together. The husband filed for divorce in 2011. The husband […]
Read More»Wife to Pay Half of Husband’s Car Accident Judgment, She Let Insurance Policy Lapse
Tennessee case summary on debt division in divorce. Sean Christopher Davis v. Samantha Jean (Davis) Hofer In late 2019, the husband and wife in this Sumner County, Tennessee, case were divorced based upon their stipulation. Other than a child support arrearage, the decree did not address any specific issues, and reserved judgment on all other […]
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