Expert Fraud Investigation: A Step-by-Step Guide by Tracy L. Coenen
Expert Fraud Investigation: A Step-by-Step Guide by Tracy L. Coenen | Book Review Recommended by Miles Mason, Sr. JD, CPA As a practicing attorney and CPA, I litigate cases requiring financial investigations. I have also taught many forensic accountants in various seminars across the country. I learned a lot from Expert Fraud Investigation: A Step-by-Step […]
Read More»Uncovering Hidden Income in Tennessee Divorce by Imputing Income
- At April 01, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Alimony, Child Support, Divorce, Forensic Accounting, Home
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Uncovering Hidden Income in Tennessee Divorce by Imputing Income. In Tennessee divorces, uncovering hidden income can include imputing income with the assistance of a forensic accountant in child support and alimony issues. Uncovering Hidden Income in Tennessee Divorce by Imputing Income Clients usually know right off the bat when income determination is going to be an […]
Read More»Strategic Use of Vocational Experts in Divorce Cases
- At March 27, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Alimony, Divorce, Home
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Tennessee alimony divorce cases benefit from use of a vocational expert to prove ability to earn income with some retraining or education. Vocational expert witness testimony can provide evidence of a spouse’s earning capacity in Tennessee alimony cases. In divorce proceedings, the spouse earning the most money at the time of the divorce is considered the “advantaged” […]
Read More»Memphis Divorce Lawyer Spoke to Tennessee Society of CPAs Memphis
- At March 15, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Forensic Accounting, Home, News
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The Tennessee Society of CPA’s Memphis Chapter presented “Forensic Accounting 101” on March 13, 2012. Presented by Memphis divorce and family law attorney Miles Mason, Sr., JD, CPA, the CPE seminar shared practical lessons on forensic accounting for those considering adding to their skill sets including methodology and techniques, law, reports, deposition strategies, direct and cross […]
Read More»17 yr TN marriage alimony in futuro reduced to 10 yrs
Appeal following Tennessee divorce trial of marriage lasting 17 years. Husband is a lawyer. This appeal arises from the divorce of Sarah C. Jannerbo (“Wife”) and E. Mattias Jannerbo (“Husband”). Wife sued Husband for divorce in the Circuit Court for Hamilton County (“the Trial Court”). The Trial Court granted the parties a divorce. Following a […]
Read More»How to Prove a Spouse is Hiding Income in Tennessee Divorce, Alimony, and Child Support Cases
- At March 11, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Alimony, Child Support, Divorce, Forensic Accounting, Home
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Is your spouse hiding income? In Tennessee divorce cases, how much does your spouse earn? One of the first and most important steps can be using a forensic accountant to compare claimed income and documented income in Tennessee family law for divorces, alimony, and child support cases. Finding documented income is important. There are several […]
Read More»Modification of TN Parenting Plan | Practical Not Vindication
In this post-divorce dispute, the trial court granted father’s petition to modify the parenting plan and denied mother’s subsequent petition to modify the parenting plan. The Court of Appeals affirmed the trial court’s decisions. Tennessee Code Annotated section 36-6-101(a)(2)(C) provides: If the issue before the court is a modification of the court’s prior decree pertaining […]
Read More»Ex-Husband’s Assets Considered in TN Alimony Modification
Tennessee law case summary on alimony modification in Tennessee divorce and family law from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. Mary Anne Osesek v Michael W. Osesek – Alimony Modification In the case of Mary Anne Osesek and Michael W Osesek, the former husband filed a petition to terminate or modify the amount of alimony in […]
Read More»Modifying Tennessee Parenting Plans | What Must Be Proven
Tennessee Parenting Plan Modification | What parents must prove to modify parenting time schedules after divorce, change of circumstances, and best interest of children. When parents with children divorce, there must be a parenting schedule. Tennessee calls this a Permanent Parenting Plan (PPP). Modification of custody occurs when a parent seeks to modify the original parenting schedule. […]
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