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Miles Mason, Sr. with Sen. Brent Taylor
Senator Brent Taylor is helping our Memphis Bar. I was able to catch up with our Senator this Friday at The Capital Grille. He shared,
I thought I would provide an update on
The trial court held that the wife had contributed substantially to the residence, more than $100,000 to this property.
Tennessee case summary on property classification in divorce.
Sarah Elizabeth Parker v. Kenton Stone Parker
The husband and wife in this
The reduction of parenting time was in the child’s best interest. The statute focuses on the acts of abuse, and not merely on the affect on the child.
Tennessee child custody modification case summary.
Maryclair McDonald v. Kaleb Coffel
A Tennessee
Even though the wife took possession of the property, the trial court held that the stipulation did not affect the classification of the property.
Tennessee case summary on classification of inherited real property in divorce.
Karen Elizabeth Phillips Lowe v.
If the husband had made substantial contributions, then the trial court would need to determine the amount of increase in value.
Tennessee case summary on classification and transmutation in divorce.
Jennifer Lynn Morgan Esposito v. Joseph Diego Esposito
The parties
The business was a sole proprietorship, and he had a bank account that was “sort of a personal account” and “sort of a business account.”
Tennessee case summary on property division classification in divorce.
Kelly R. Harris v. Lonnie C.
Tennessee case summary on property division after divorce.
Taylor Brocato (now Dunn) v. Kyle Young
The husband and wife were divorced in Montgomery County, Tennessee, in 2019, and the final decree incorporated their Marital Dissolution Agreement (MDA). Among other things,
Tennessee case summary on property division classification, valuation, and dissipation in divorce.
Eric Wayne Barton v. Mechelle Scholmer Barton
The husband and wife in this Blount County, Tennessee, case were married for 18 years. They met when the husband was
Tennessee case summary on property division classification in divorce.
Wanda Sue Averwater v. James Paul Averwater
The husband and wife in this Rutherford County, Tennessee, case were married in 1992, while both worked for a construction company. Three years later,