Posts Tagged ‘Child custody’
Failure to Adhere to Parenting Plan is Material Change of Circumstances in Greeneville Child Visitation Modification: Graham v. Graham
Posted by: koherston on May 16, 2013
Father Awarded Custody and Allowed to Relocate in Murfreesboro Divorce: Port v. Hatton
Posted by: koherston on April 29, 2013
Failure to Promote Relationship With Other Parent Leads to Loss of Child Custody in Nashville: In re Zamorah B.
Posted by: koherston on April 18, 2013
Parents With Disabilities Have Greater Risk of Losing Custody of Their Children
Posted by: koherston on April 15, 2013
Parental Relocation Denied in Murfreesboro Child Custody Case: Johnson v. Johnson
Posted by: koherston on March 28, 2013
Is Divorce Bad for Children?
Posted by: koherston on March 25, 2013
Post-Divorce Parental Relocation Reversed in Memphis: Toyos v. Hammock
Posted by: koherston on March 4, 2013
Failure to Encourage Relationship Between Child and Other Parent Leads to Loss of Equal Parenting Time in Nashville: Taylor v. Knott
Posted by: koherston on January 28, 2013
Technology Reduces Post-Divorce Conflict Over Child Custody and Visitation
Posted by: koherston on January 3, 2013
Post-Divorce Change of Child Custody Denied in Tennessee: In re Preston C.G.
Posted by: koherston on December 27, 2012
Grandparent Prevails Over Parent in Tennessee Child Custody Dispute: Mook v. Mook
Posted by: koherston on December 3, 2012
Failure to Cooperate with Other Parent Leads to Change of Child Custody After Tennessee Divorce: S.A.M.D. v. J.P.D.
Posted by: koherston on November 29, 2012
Equal Parenting Time Modified to Unequal Time in Tennessee Post-Divorce: Crum v. Fillers
Posted by: koherston on November 15, 2012
Equal Parenting Time Consistent With Tennessee “Maximum Participation” Statute: Van Erps v. Jackson
Posted by: koherston on October 22, 2012
Parental Alienation Not a Mental Disorder, Says American Psychiatric Association
Posted by: koherston on October 1, 2012
