Facts: Husband and Wife divorced in 2010. Their final divorce decree incorporated a marital dissolution agreement (“MDA”) requiring Husband to pay Wife $40,000 in alimony…
Facts: Mother and Father divorced in 2022. Their agreed parenting plan provided for equal parenting time, shared decision-making, a split-week schedule, alternating weekends, and alternating…
Facts: Father and Mother divorced in Virginia in 2021. The Virginia court awarded them joint legal custody of Child, designated Mother as the primary residential…
Does a person seeking prejudgment interest in a Tennessee divorce case have to prove they suffered actual harm from not having the money?
Should an alternating-week schedule require proof that the parents can communicate and cooperate?
Can a parent willfully fail to visit when a visitation order is entered halfway through the abandonment period?
Is an emailed objection from counsel a meaningful substitute for a formal court filing?
How much communication is a co-parent required to provide under a Tennessee parenting plan?
What happens when your ex pays child support arrearages only after you file a lawsuit? Can you still recover attorney’s fees in Tennessee?
What counts as a “material change in circumstances” in a Tennessee child custody battle?
What mistake did the trial court make when it ignored an eight-year-old’s changed circumstances in Roper v. Roper?
Can making too many unfounded accusations cost you custody of your child? This Tennessee case says yes. Find out why.
Can a parent’s FaceTime calls save their parental rights from termination?
Can a parent lose their parental rights if everyone mistakenly thinks a court order exists when it doesn’t?
Can a parent’s frequent out-of-state travel cost them custody of their kids?