TN Mom Denied Modification of Parenting Plan After Divorce
- At May 13, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Custody Modification
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Case summary on Tennessee child custody modification, a mother sought to modify the parenting plan post-divorce, custody, and parenting time in Tennessee divorce and family law from Tennessee Court of Appeals. Jonathan Paul Gray v. Casey Renea Jeans In the case of Casey Renea Jeans, the mother, and Jonathan Paul Gray, the father, who are the parents of two […]
Read More»TN Prenuptial Agreement Held Invalid for Inadequate Disclosure
- At May 12, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Prenuptial Agreement
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Case summary on Tennessee prenuptial agreement enforcement in Tennessee divorce and family law. Stancil v. Stancil, Tennessee prenuptial agreement law Wife filed for divorce from husband and requested temporary alimony as a result. However, the husband countered the request for temporary alimony stating that an antenuptial agreement precluded the wife from receiving any type of alimony. The […]
Read More»TN Attorney Seeking Lower Alimony Found Underemployed
- At May 10, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Alimony Modification
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Case summary on Tennessee alimony law modification, lower alimony, voluntary underemployment, and income determination in Tennessee divorce and family law. Barbara Jean Hooper Flynn v. Robert Dean Flynn In the case of Barbara Jean Hooper Flynn, Ms. Flynn and previous husband Robert Dean Flynn, Mr. Flynn, the appeals court was requested to determine if the husband […]
Read More»Valuing a Lawyer’s Legal Practice & Law Firm in Tennessee Divorce
Valuing a Lawyer’s Legal Practice & Law Firm in Tennessee Divorce Law In Tennessee divorce, the value of a lawyer’s legal practice and law firm can be determined and divided. Note: Since this article was originally written, the Tennessee Legislature has enacted new laws impacting valuation. For details, see NEW TN LAW in 2017: Discounts […]
Read More»How to Divide Legal Practices When Tennessee Lawyers Divorce
How to Divide Legal Practices When Tennessee Lawyers Divorce Dividing the value of a legal practice or law firms begins with hiring a business valuation expert experienced with professional practices. Note: Since this article was originally written, the Tennessee Legislature has enacted new laws impacting valuation. For details, see NEW TN LAW in 2017: Discounts […]
Read More»The Role of Your Lawyer in a Collaborative Tennessee Divorce
- At April 30, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Collaborative Divorce
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The reason Tennessee collaborative divorces typically resolve faster and cost less in legal fees is because they settle without the intervention of the courts. This means you can avoid lengthy trials that may take weeks or months to resolve. Before you even begin the collaborative divorce process, you’ll need a divorce lawyer to represent you […]
Read More»Documents Needed to File an Uncontested Tennessee Divorce
- At April 30, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Divorce, Home, Pre-divorce Planning
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While an uncontested divorce removes the need to have a court hearing to finalize the divorce, it doesn’t mean that you’ll have less divorce paperwork necessary to file your case. The 2 main documents you need are the Marital Dissolution Agreement, and once things are settled, the Final Decree. These 2 documents and several other […]
Read More»How a CPA Becomes a Forensic Accountant in a Tennessee Divorce
- At April 29, 2012
- By Miles Mason
- In Forensic Accounting
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In Tennessee divorce and family law cases, CPAs often get their first clients because of the high demand for their services. CPA’s usually start their careers in tax or audit, but forensic accountants are born out of the limitations and frustrations in those careers. CPAs become forensic accountants after taking courses, tests, and meeting certification […]
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