Change of Child Custody Reversed for Good This Time in Chattanooga, Tennessee: Newberry v. Newberry
Reverse me once, shame on you. Reverse me twice, shame on me.
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The Changing Profile of Unmarried Parents
Data shows more unmarried parents are cohabitating with a partner.
Read MoreAre You Fighting in Front of Your Kids?
How does exposure to inter-parental conflict impact children?
Read MoreAbuse Reduces Parenting Time in Bradley County, Tennessee Child-Custody Dispute: Purvis v. Purvis
When parenting time must be limited, what constitutes an abuse of discretion in Tennessee?
Read MoreDependent Children and Tax Benefits
How does federal tax reform impact child-related tax benefits in Tennessee?
Read MoreTennessee Family Law Legislative Update 2018
Was the Tennessee Legislature as bad in 2018 as they’ve been in previous years? You be the judge.
Read MoreNo Willful Failure to Visit in Lynchburg, Tennessee Termination of Parental Rights Case: In re Justin P.
Is a parent’s failure to visit willful when the other parent prevents it?
Read MoreMental Health Examination No Basis for Judicial Recusal in Nashville, Tennessee Child-Custody Dispute:
Can a court make its own motion that a party undergo a mental health examination?
Read MoreTrial Court Ordered to Award “Significantly More” Parenting Time in Murfreesboro, Tennessee Divorce: Hindiyeh v. Abed
Is it reversible error to give a fit parent only 80 days of parenting time?
Read MoreTermination of Parental Rights Reversed in Athens, Tennessee: In re T.W.
When is the failure to visit one’s child not willful?
Read MoreJurisdiction Contested in International Child-Custody Dispute in Winchester, Tennessee Divorce: Hagans v. Hagans
How can a Scottish court have jurisdiction over the child of parents from Tennessee?
Read MoreTennessee Republicans Fail to Intervene in Knoxville, Tennessee Same-Sex Divorce: Witt v. Witt
Should politicians be allowed to intervene personally in a Tennessee divorce?
Read MoreChild’s Name Change Reversed in Nashville, Tennessee Parenting Dispute: In re McKenzie Z.
What evidence is necessary to change a child’s last name in Tennessee?
Read MoreChild Custody to Abusive Parent Vacated in Livingston, Tennessee Divorce: Carr v. Carr
Does committing domestic violence disqualify one from being the primary residential parent?
Read MoreMaterial Change Not Required to Modify Interim Parenting Plan in Memphis, Tennessee: In re Samuel P.
When is a material change not required to modify a court-ordered parenting plan?
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