A new report attempts to tally the staggering economic costs of child abuse and neglect in Tennessee, where an estimated one in eight children will have been found to suffer abuse or neglect by the time they reach the age of 18.
When is a child dependent and neglected in Tennessee?
When is an order of protection available to a victim of domestic abuse in Tennessee?
When is the right to notice of a hearing waived in Tennessee?
When can an order of protection be extended in Tennessee?
When is a sentence for criminal contempt excessive in Tennessee?
When are attorney’s fees available for orders of protection in Tennessee?
Primary 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?
Domestic violence is a serious problem everywhere, including Tennessee. This serves as a necessary reminder of how serious it is.
Are litigants in an order-of-protection case entitled to discovery in Tennessee?
When parenting time must be limited, what constitutes an abuse of discretion in Tennessee?
Five Myths about Domestic Violence
Does committing domestic violence disqualify one from being the primary residential parent?
What does it take to get an order of protection?
K.O. concludes his interview with Judge Bill Swann. They discuss the rise of mediation, the end of gender preferences in child-custody disputes, the most rewarding types of cases, and the most difficult. Judge Swann predicts what we’ll see in the coming years, and discusses his life after retiring from the bench.