Untreated Mental-Health Issues Lead to Change of Custody in Rogersville, Tennessee: In re M.M.
When can untreated mental-health problems lead to a change of custody in Tennessee?
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Parenting Schedule Reversed for Failing to Maximize Participation in Murfreesboro, Tennessee: In re Lennon R.
When does the amount of parenting time fail to satisfy the maximum-participation provision in Tennessee?
Read MoreTennessee Family Law Legislative Update 2019
What changes to Tennessee family law occurred in the 2019 legislative session?
Read MorePrimary Residential Parent Designation Challenged in Morristown, Tennessee Divorce: Mangum v. Mangum
When a parent commits domestic violence, must their parenting time be restricted in Tennessee?
Read MoreCalculating the New Child Tax Credits in Tennessee Parenting Plans
Which parent receives which child-related tax credits on Tennessee parenting plans?
Read MoreSevere Child Abuse Examined in Knoxville, Tennessee Dependency and Neglect Case: In re E.Z.
What proof is required to find severe abuse of a child in Tennessee?
Read MoreInfidelity and Credibility Intersect in Nashville, Tennessee Divorce: Stokes v. Stokes
Can a parent’s extramarital affair be considered in determining the child’s best interest in Tennessee?
Read MoreSubject-Matter Jurisdiction Contested in Interstate Parenting Dispute in Shelbyville, Tennessee: Parker v. Parker
When does a Tennessee court lose jurisdiction over a child-custody case?
Read MoreSuperior Parental Rights Affirmed in Crossville, Tennessee Child-Custody Dispute: Brown v. Farley
Facts: Child was born in 2010 to the never-married Mother and Father. In 2012, Mother transferred custody of Child to Maternal Grandmother because of Mother’s ongoing mental health issues. In late 2014, Father petitioned to establish paternity and obtain custody of Child. Father had enjoyed coparenting time with Child until Grandmother recently refused to respond to […]
Read MoreCriminal Contempt in Clarksville, Tennessee Postdivorce Dispute: Renken v. Renken
How can Tennessee courts enforce the terms of the parenting plan?
Read MoreSupervised Visitation Vacated in Memphis, Tennessee Parenting Dispute: In re Jaxon W.
What findings are required to order supervised visitation in Tennessee?
Read More“Birdnesting” Gives Kids One Stable Home after a Divorce. Does It Work?
When is a “nesting” parenting arrangement a viable option?
Read MoreRestricted Parenting Time Affirmed in Roane County, Tennessee Parenting Dispute: Nelson v. Justice
What does it take to severely restrict parenting time in Tennessee?
Read MoreChildren’s Best Interest Favors Change of Custody in Savannah, Tennessee: Haak v. Haak
Can a parent’s past drug use justify a change of child custody in Tennessee?
Read MoreFailure to File Proposed Parenting Plan Not Fatal to Child-Custody Modification in Tennessee: Freeman v. Freeman
Must a Tennessee court dismiss an action to modify custody or visitation for failure to attach a proposed parenting plan?
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