Summary
The Tennessee Court of Appeals considered how the capital gains associated with the disposition of a business should be considered for child support purposes when the business was treated as property in the parties’ divorce. The court rejected the isolate ...
Nora Elizabeth Kilby Moore v. Ronnie Dale Moore
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The Tennessee Court of Appeals considered how the capital gains associated with the disposition of a business should be considered for child support purposes when the business was treated as property in the parties’ divorce.