After the Divorce: When One Parent Tries to Turn the Children Against the Other?
A subject I often encounter in my family law practice is the matter of post-divorce parental alienation. When one parent...
Francis King has handled a diverse range of civil litigation matters since 1981, and is admitted to practice in Tennessee, New York, Massachusetts and several federal courts. For the past nine years, he has concentrated primarily on family law matters, including divorce and child custody cases. He graduated cum laude from Clark University, in 1978, with a Bachelor of Arts in government, and magna cum laude from New England School of Law, in 1981, where he was an editor of the New England Law Review. He has offices in Nashville and Franklin, and practices throughout Middle Tennessee.
A subject I often encounter in my family law practice is the matter of post-divorce parental alienation. When one parent...
Pursuant to the “American Rule,” parties to litigation are generally responsible for paying their own attorney’s fees, unless an applicable...
A particularly difficult post-divorce problem arises when one parent wishes to relocate with a child to another state. In March...
In Tennessee, biological fathers' parental rights do not exist in the absence of an order of parentage and the establishment...
Williamson v. Lamm is an instructive example of how the standard applicable to determining whether a material change in circumstances...
"The decision presents an instructive example of how a reversal may be obtained, when a trial court’s alimony award is...
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