Child Support Laws for Tennessee Military Families
- At April 26, 2013
- By Miles Mason
- In Child Support, Home, Military
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Tennessee military child support laws issues include Navy, Army, Marines, Air Force and Coast Guard concerning service members stationed at the Naval Support Facility Mid-South near Millington, Tennessee, Fort Campbell, an army base that straddles the Tennessee and Kentucky border and their families living in the Memphis, Germantown, Collierville, and Bartlett areas. Child Support Laws for […]
Read More»Imputed Income Permitted in Tenn. Only for Those Willfully Unemployed
Tennessee child support law on willful underemployment in Tennessee family law from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. Teresa Ann Barrett Goodman v. Jeffery Wayne Goodman – Tennessee father not found willfully underemployed for child support income determination. This case involves a couple that divorced in 2008, after 15 years of marriage. The mother, Teresa Ann Barrett Goodman […]
Read More»High Income Parents Have a Duty to Share Through Tennessee Child Support
- At April 04, 2013
- By Miles Mason
- In Child Support, Home
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Tennessee child support law in Tennessee family law from Supreme Court of Tennessee. Helen Matlock Nash vs. Charles Mulle – Tennessee Child Support Law Once a parent is a high-income earner, there is an expectation that their behavior includes providing financially for a child’s future, so says the Supreme Court of Tennessee in this early and continually […]
Read More»Can Tenn. Child Support Payments Be Returned After Paternity Fraud?
- At April 03, 2013
- By Miles Mason
- In Child Support, Home
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Tennessee child support law on paternity fraud in Tennessee family law from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. Can Tennessee child support payments be returned in a case of paternity fraud? TINA MARIE HODGE v. CHADWICK CRAIG – Tennessee child support law – paternity fraud This is a case of paternity fraud. The Court of Appeals ruled on whether or not child […]
Read More»TN Mom’s Bonus Not Included in Income | Dad Voluntarily Underemployed
- At April 01, 2013
- By Miles Mason
- In Child Support, Divorce, Home, Income Determination
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Tennessee child support law in Tennessee divorce & family law from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. Kathleen Anne Dilley v. James Kevin Dilley – Tennessee Child Support Law – Income Determination – Bonus & Voluntary Underemployment Dilley: Appeal to Recalculate both the Mother’s and Father’s income for Child Support Kathleen Anne Dilley (the Mother) and James Kevin Dilley (the […]
Read More»What a Difference a Day Makes in Tennessee Child Support Calculations
- At March 18, 2013
- By Miles Mason
- In Child Support
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When the time arrives to begin calculating child support, Memphis child support lawyers look to parenting time as an essential factor in determining “How much?” child support a party will be ordered to pay. Child support is determined, in part, by the number of days each parent spends with the child. With Tennessee Child […]
Read More»Teenager Asks Mother for Paternity Establishment from Michael Jordan
- At March 07, 2013
- By Miles Mason
- In Child Support, Home, News
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There’s an unusual paternity action going on just south of Tennessee in the Peach State. The Fulton County, Georgia, paternity case involves a 16-year-old, a YouTube video, and renowned NBA shooting guard Michael “Air” Jordan. The Mother The mother is Pamela Y. Smith and her son, Grant “Taj” Reynolds, was born in 1996. Taj is […]
Read More»Court Finding No Significant Variance: Child Support Reversed
Tennessee child support modification law in Tennessee family law from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. Jenny A. Pennington vs. Christopher J. Hennessee – Significant Variance Required to Modify Tennessee Child Support The Mother, Jenny Pennington, and the Father, Christopher Hennessee, were the unwed parents of one child (born 2002). A paternity order entered against the Father in […]
Read More»One-time Bonuses Not Always Included in Salary Calculations
Tennessee child support law determining income from the Tennessee Court of Appeals. DANIEL J. VELEZ v. CHRISTY M. VELEZ – Tennessee child support laws Daniel Velez (the Father) and Christy Velez (the Mother), were married for twelve and one-half years, and had two children. In September 2010, the Father filed for divorce in the Montgomery County Circuit Court. Throughout most […]
Read More»Parent’s Agreement For TN Child Support Longer Than 18 Valid
Is a Tennessee parents’ agreement enforceable if a parent agrees to pay child support longer than the law requires? In Alison v. Hagen, the Court of Appeals of Tennessee found that the Father was obligated to continue paying child support even after his older child turned 18, due to the contract he made with the Mother […]
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