I am ordained through the ULC and have performed weddings before. Apparently her state does not recognize the ULC. My question is will that be a problem since she is getting married in a state that does recognize the ULC? The lisence is from Tennessee.
answered on May 24, 2018
I need more information, but generally you would have to sign a release for your medical records. There could be some reason that a there is a court order for medical records. You best option is talk to an attorney and go down to the court to make sure you have all the records in the file.... View More 
The child is 2 years old. A parenting plan has just been recently agreed upon by both parents and made legal. My question is what do you do if the mother is withholding your child from you? Or what will happen in this case? If law enforcement's were to be called and she still refuses to hand... View More
answered on May 23, 2018
Yes, it is a misdemeanor or a felony depending on whether or not the parent withholding time is the Primary parent (PRP). You can file a Petition for Contempt and she will be required to appear and tell the court why she is not abiding by a court ordered Parenting Plan. If you are paying child... View More
A policeman called dhr on me due to domestic violence in my home regarding my ex boyfriend. This was the third incident that led to them getting involved. I don't use drugs and my child wasn't harmed. How long is the whole process once dhr becomes involved, and how long will it be before... View More
answered on May 23, 2018
Unfortunately, the answer is "it depends." Court schedules, attorney schedules, testimony, continuances, it could be more than 6 months and even then you might not get complete custody returned to you. You need a good lawyer that is in juvenile court all the time. Someone who will push... View More
I informed him 20 days ago that he had 20 days to come pick the stuff up. He's cancelled twice & is now presuming I won't let him have his stuff; despite my attempts to let him know whatever was his is still his but I won't it gone. Otherwise I said I'd donate to goodwill.... View More
answered on May 23, 2018
You need to consult your Marital Dissolution Agreement. It usually says that each spouse is keeping the personal property in their possession or provides details about the property settlement. If it doesn't provide any guidance you could send him a storage bill and a certified letter asking... View More
My husband and his ex were never married. They have a 9yr old boy and she gave him to my husband a little over 5yrs ago due to her being in am abusive relationship and being unable to take care of him. She lives in Alabama and 2yrs ago DHR removed her 2nd child age 3 at the time and placed her... View More
answered on May 23, 2018
Do you have a Permanent Parenting Plan? Have you been allowing her to see the child? There are lots of factors in Parenting Plans. If you refuse to let her see the child and there is no court ordered parenting plan, she needs to go to court to get permission to see the child (establish her... View More
answered on May 23, 2018
If you are trying to move, you must follow the Parental Relocation Statute. It is on the last page of your current Parenting Plan. You can also look it up under TCA 36-6-108. Exigent circumstances could be a job loss, a sick family member that needs care, loss of a home to fire, and many others.... View More
She said she is gonna leave my son and take their child to another state to live thay have all lived in my home since before the 2 year old was can she take my sons child and leave state if my son don't want her to leave with their son she can leave if she wants to he don't want to let... View More
answered on May 23, 2018
Do they have any sort of Parenting Plan through the court? If not, he needs to file a Petition in juvenile court to establish his rights. Once that has been established, he will have court ordered parenting time. Mom would have to notify your son under the Parental Relocation Statute if she... View More
Judge in Davidson county TN granted my divorce by default. Defendant could not be located and was served via publication for divorce hearing. The judge said child support could not be set because he was unable to be located. The child support office in Davidson county TN can not locate him. He also... View More
answered on May 23, 2018
Have you tried hiring a private detective? I know that can be expensive, but it is likely the only way to have someone dedicated to finding him. They can use social media and also try to track him through his girlfriend.
answered on Apr 30, 2014
Is this a probate question or a divorce question. In family law (divorce), the grown children do not get any of the marital assets. Those are divided "fairly" by the judge, who also decides alimony based upon a factor test.
answered on Apr 30, 2014
Is the Parenting Plan current? In other words, does it allow visits out of state? If not, send a certified letter that states you wish to mediate and amend the Parenting Plan. Almost all PPLANS have a provision that requires mediation before any sort of court action. If the Plan allows visits... View More
answered on Apr 30, 2014
Yes, you are supposed to have the current insurance card at all times. This enables the child to get treatment when they are with either parent. There is also usually a provision in the Parenting Plan that requires the information to be updated and sent to each other each year.
I have been married for 15 months. My wife left for 1 month but came back. I didn't feel right telling her she couldn't stay. Since then she is violent, spitting in my face, arguing. She has not hit me, but has pushed me etc. I would like her to leave but don't know how to get her to... View More
answered on Apr 30, 2014
You can file an Order of Protection against her and she will be unable to come around you if it is granted. You don't need to file for divorce to do that. Also, you could file a Complaint for Divorce (the Clerk has the forms) and then file a Motion for Exclusive Possession of the rental house.
My son has been kept from me since Aug.2013. The reason his mother kept him from me is because she saw a bruise on his arm that she thought was a hand print. We we're asked questions by police And CPs. Nothing came of it.I continues to ask for visiting and was denied. I call him every night. I... View More
answered on Apr 30, 2014
It is hard for any lawyer to give you odds for a case. So much depends on the Judge. Always hire a local attorney that is familiar with the judge and practices regularly in front of them. It sounds like you are doing everything right. Keep exercising your phone call rights and paying child... View More
Are his children entitled to any of the life insurance money since I am listed as the only beneficiary.
answered on Apr 30, 2014
No, beneficiaries for life insurance and the proceeds do not go through probate. They are the sole monies of the beneficiary.
answered on Apr 30, 2014
Yes, you can settle the matter any time before the hearing. Many are settled the day of the hearing with the attorney or representative from the creditor. They will usually allow you to make payments on the balance.
answered on Apr 30, 2014
Do you have a Permanent Parenting Plan? If so, you can file a Petition for Contempt if she is not letting you see the child. Please remember to keep paying your child support even when you are not seeing the child as that is a separate matter.
answered on Apr 30, 2014
Where does the child live? If she lives with you in Tennessee the majority of the time and your file is in New York, you can have it "domesticated" or moved to Tennessee in most cases. Once it is here, local child support services can help you or you can hire an attorney to get child support.
My children are 12 and 8 and when my youngest was born me and ther daddy was going through some stuff and i give his mother tem custody but the children have been living with me in tennessee the whole time with me and my new husband. please tell me what i need to do please.
answered on Aug 8, 2013
If you have lived in Tennessee for at least 6 months you can file a petition for custody here. The grandmother with temporary custody will have to be notified and she has the right to show up and contest your petition. She also has to be properly served.
answered on Aug 8, 2013
Generally yes. A child born during the marriage makes your husband the Father. He can fight you in court to get out of the responsibility, but initially he is responsible.
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