States across the country are considering equal shared parenting in custody cases. One young Kentucky couple serves as a test case.
How can Tennessee courts promote parenting time with the noncustodial parent while minimizing disruption to the child’s life?
Does the “maximum participation” provision require equal parenting time in Tennessee?
When does an unmarried father have standing to seek visitation rights in Tennessee?
Can a Tennessee court give a party relief the party never requested in a pleading?
Can a Tennessee court award less parenting time than both parents think is best for the children?
What sort of material change is required to modify a parenting schedule in Tennessee?
When can a Tennessee court change a child’s last name?
When can a Tennessee court change a child’s last name?
When does the amount of parenting time fail to satisfy the maximum-participation provision in Tennessee?
How can Tennessee courts enforce the terms of the parenting plan?
What does it take to severely restrict parenting time in Tennessee?
Facts: Mother and Father are the divorced parents of two children. The agreed parenting plan designates Mother as the primary residential parent. Father has 156 days…
When parenting time must be limited, what constitutes an abuse of discretion in Tennessee?
Is a parent’s failure to visit willful when the other parent prevents it?