Photo of the Week: Little Blue Heron Family
Photo of the Week: Little Blue Heron Family
Read MoreOrder Drafted by Attorney Leads to Reversal of Termination of Parental Rights in Memphis, Tennessee: In re Marneasha D.
When can a Tennessee court use an order prepared by a lawyer?
Read MoreNo-Show Attorney Leads to Parental Relocation in Memphis, Tennessee: Allen v. Allen
What can a Tennessee court do if a parent and the parent’s attorney don’t show up for the trial?
Read MorePhoto of the Week: Juvenile Little Blue Heron
Photo of the Week: Juvenile Little Blue Heron
Read MoreRehabilitative Alimony Reversed in Johnson City, Tennessee: Buchanan v. Buchanan
What does it mean to have one’s earning capacity rehabilitated for purposes of alimony in Tennessee?
Read MoreThe Child-Free Life: Why so Many American Women Are Deciding Not to Have Kids
This article by Petula Dvorak in The Washington Post is interesting. The Child-Free Life: Why so Many American Women Are Deciding Not to Have Kids Oh, come on, millennial women. Just look at us. Frantic and apologizing, overwhelmed between staff meetings and gymnastics, shamed for bottle-feeding, booted for breastfeeding, passed over for promotions, denied on the […]
Read MorePhoto of the Week: Little Blue Heron
Photo of the Week: Little Blue Heron
Read MoreMother’s Hostility to Stepmother Leads to Change of Custody in Nashville, Tennessee: Fiala v. Fiala
When can a parent’s behavior toward a stepparent lead to a change of custody in Tennessee?
Read MoreJoint Decision-Making Authority Changed in Chattanooga, Tennessee Parenting Plan Modification: Brunetz v. Brunetz
When can a Tennessee court change joint decision-making authority?
Read MorePhoto of the Week: Common Moor Hen
Photo of the Week: Common Moor Hen
Read MoreTermination of Parental Rights for Substantial Noncompliance with Permanency Plan Reversed in Gainesboro, Tennessee: In re Nakayia S.
When can parental rights in Tennessee be terminated for substantial noncompliance with a permanency plan?
Read MoreUnequal Property Division Affirmed in Lebanon, Tennessee Divorce: Dewald v. Dewald
Facts: Wife was a 19-year-old college student when she met Husband, then 27 years old. Within a few weeks after meeting, Wife dropped out of college and moved in with Husband. They married six months later and have one son. When they married, Wife entered the marriage with, according to the trial court, “nothing but the […]
Read MorePhoto of the Week: Gator for Gator Week (Tennessee vs. Florida)
Photo of the Week: Gator
Read MoreDigital Spying And Divorce In The Smartphone Age
Technology is changing how divorce and family-law cases are investigated and tried.
Read MorePodcast #8: Stepparent Success
What makes parent-stepparent relationships so difficult? How can parents and stepparents work together to do what’s best for the child?
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