Default Judgment Vacated in Springfield, Tennessee Postdivorce Parenting Dispute: Christy v. Christy
What are the procedural requirements for entering a default judgment in Tennessee?
What can a Tennessee court do if it finds the terms of an agreed divorce are unfair?
How does an attorney’s lien work in Tennessee?
What proof is required for a Tennessee court to change its earlier ruling in a case?
When does a pleading provide sufficient notice in Tennessee?
Can a Tennessee court give a party relief the party never requested in a pleading?
What constitutes “excusable neglect” for Rule 60 relief in Tennessee, and how is it determined?
When is an erroneous ruling considered harmless error in Tennessee?
How can Tennessee courts enforce orders issued by courts in other states?
What is needed in a final order terminating parental rights in Tennessee?
When is a marital dissolution agreement invalid because of mental incapacity in Tennessee?
Does an appeal from a child support magistrate’s order always require a de novo hearing in Tennessee?
What objections to written discovery requests are — and are not — allowed in Tennessee?
How long is too long for transitional alimony in Tennessee?
Under what circumstances does Rule 60 allow for relief from a judgment for which the time to appeal has expired?