What must be proven to receive court-ordered grandparent visitation in Tennessee?
Can a court change custody if a parent fails to follow a parenting plan in Tennessee?
When a marriage dissolves, particularly in cases involving significant assets, the value of a business often becomes a central point of contention. Unfortunately, “bad behavior” by one spouse—usually the one controlling the business—can seriously skew the business valuation, leading to unfair or unjust settlements. Here’s what to look for.
What are the procedures for the recusal and substitution of a judge in Tennessee?
What is the willful failure to pay child support in a Tennessee termination of parental rights case?
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2024 was an eventful year! Here’s a recap before we turn the page.
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What foundation is required to admit a summary of voluminous records into evidence in a Tennessee divorce?
What is required to admit a photograph into evidence in a Tennessee child-custody case?
When should rulings on discovery disputes be appealed in a Tennessee divorce?
Lord willing and the crick don’t rise, my annual Tennessee Family Law Update continuing legal education seminar is happening tomorrow and again next week.
When can a Tennessee court change a parent’s decision-making authority for their child?
What is a “final order” from which an appeal may be taken in a Tennessee divorce?
This Thanksgiving, I am deeply thankful for the community of Tennessee lawyers who bring hope and support to families during their most challenging times. Together, we make a lasting impact on the lives of others every day. By continually educating ourselves on the law, we are committed to enhancing our ability to serve others.