What can Tennessee courts do when a parent engages in parental alienation?
When should one parent receive sole decision-making authority in Tennessee?
How does one prove adultery in a Tennessee divorce? And what happens when parents disagree about whether their child should be vaccinated?
This article by Kate Rope in The Washington Post is interesting. Six Things Parents Can Do to Raise Kids to Be Confident Decision-Makers On every…
When can a Tennessee court change joint decision-making authority?
Can Tennessee courts intervene when a religious dispute between parents is affecting their child?
Facts: Mother and Father are the parents of four children. When they divorced, their agreed parenting plan designated Mother as the primary residential parent and…
Facts: Mother and Father are the parents of four children. When they divorced, their agreed parenting plan designated Mother as the primary residential parent and…
Facts: Mother and Father are the parents of one child. They divorced after six years of marriage. In their proposed parenting plans, both Mother and…
Facts: Mother and Father,the parents of three children, divorced after 13 years of marriage. When the divorce trial began, the parents announced their agreement regarding…
Facts: After eight years of marriage, these parents of two children were divorced. Mother was designated the primary residential parent. Father received 114 days of…
Facts: Mother and Father divorced in 2010. Their parenting plan provided that major decisions regarding religious upbringing would be made jointly by Mother and Father,…
Facts: The parties, parents of three children, divorced in 2008. Mother was named the primary residential parent. Father was awarded 125 days of parenting time.…