Saturday, October 19, 2013
Joint Custody and Decision-Making Modified in Winchester After Divorce: Smart v. Smart
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In Chattanooga Divorce, Child Custody Reversed in 2-1 Decision: Kelly v. Kelly
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Friday, October 18, 2013
Same-Sex Divorces
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No Reasonable Purpose for Parental Relocation in Kingsport Child Custody Dispute: Thorneloe v. Osborne
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Grounds for Termination of Parental Rights Reversed in Centerville Adoption: In re Adoption of Alexander M.S.F.
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Mark Your Calendar for Tennessee Family Law Update 2013!
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Thursday, October 17, 2013
Chattanooga Termination of Parental Rights Reversed in 2-1 Decision for Evidentiary Error: In re Johnny K.F.
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Tennessee Supreme Court Clarifies Criteria for Modification of Grandparent Visitation: Lovlace v. Copley
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Grandparent Visitation Reversed in Savannah Because No Showing of “Substantial Harm”: McGarity v. Jerrolds
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Criminal Contempt Reversed in Franklin Post-Divorce: Knellinger v. Knellinger
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Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Tulsa Divorce Lawyer Matt Ingham Suggests 'consider Participating In Mediation' Posted By: bethwilburn
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10 Things To Know Before You File For Divorce Posted By: peace talks
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The Divorce Process: Dispute Resolution Alternatives Posted By: Izzy Evans
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George Zimmerman’s Wife Files for Divorce
Posted on 07 September 2013
Tags: ABC News, Alimony, Assets, Attorney, Custody, division of marital property, Divorce, divorce process, Equitable Distribution, Florida divorce, George, George Zimmerman, George Zimmerman trial, Good Morning America, interview, Lawyer, marital assets, Marital Property, martial settlement agreement, Martin, mediation, murder, Neighborhood Watch, orlando family attorney, Property, Shellie, Shellie Zimmerman, Trayvon, Trayvon Martin, Trayvon Martin shooting, trial, zimmerman, Zimmerman trial, Zimmermans
George Zimmerman’s wife filed for divorce Thursday evening, her lawyer confirmed, less than two months after the former Neighborhood Watch volunteer was acquitted of murder in the shooting of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin. Rene Stutzman and Jeff Weiner report for the Orlando Sentinel.
Shellie Zimmerman, 26, was not available for comment, but her attorney confirmed their marriage was over.
“After much soul searching and recent disappointments, Shellie feels compelled to officially end her six-year marriage to George Michael Zimmerman,” said attorney Kelly Sims.
He gave no details of their breakup but provided a copy of the paperwork and Shellie Zimmerman’s financial affidavit. It reveals that she’s deeply in debt, owing creditors more than $90,000.The couple separated on August 13, 2013, according to her divorce filing, and Shellie Zimmerman wants a judge to award her custody of both dogs, Oso, 2-year-old, 120-pound Rottweiler and Leroy, an 8-year-old mixed breed.
“The marriage between the parties is irretrievably broken,” the pleading says.
Shellie Zimmerman is asking for an “equitable distribution” of their assets, property and debts.
She has no income but $12,729 in assets
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George Zimmerman’s Wife Files for Divorce
Posted on 07 September 2013
Tags: ABC News, Alimony, Assets, Attorney, Custody, division of marital property, Divorce, divorce process, Equitable Distribution, Florida divorce, George, George Zimmerman, George Zimmerman trial, Good Morning America, interview, Lawyer, marital assets, Marital Property, martial settlement agreement, Martin, mediation, murder, Neighborhood Watch, orlando family attorney, Property, Shellie, Shellie Zimmerman, Trayvon, Trayvon Martin, Trayvon Martin shooting, trial, zimmerman, Zimmerman trial, Zimmermans
George Zimmerman’s wife filed for divorce Thursday evening, her lawyer confirmed, less than two months after the former Neighborhood Watch volunteer was acquitted of murder in the shooting of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin. Rene Stutzman and Jeff Weiner report for the Orlando Sentinel.
Shellie Zimmerman, 26, was not available for comment, but her attorney confirmed their marriage was over.
“After much soul searching and recent disappointments, Shellie feels compelled to officially end her six-year marriage to George Michael Zimmerman,” said attorney Kelly Sims.
He gave no details of their breakup but provided a copy of the paperwork and Shellie Zimmerman’s financial affidavit. It reveals that she’s deeply in debt, owing creditors more than $90,000.The couple separated on August 13, 2013, according to her divorce filing, and Shellie Zimmerman wants a judge to award her custody of both dogs, Oso, 2-year-old, 120-pound Rottweiler and Leroy, an 8-year-old mixed breed.
“The marriage between the parties is irretrievably broken,” the pleading says.
Shellie Zimmerman is asking for an “equitable distribution” of their assets, property and debts.
She has no income but $12,729 in assets
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