A subject I often encounter in my family law practice is the matter of post-divorce parental alienation. When one parent substantially interferes with or undermines the other parent’s relationship with their children, a claim of alienation can arise. Such alienation […]
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 […]
