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Filings of CUSTODY, VISITATION, CONTEMPT and MODIFCATION OF VISITATION OR CUSTODY shall pay a filing fee of $100 that must be paid at the time you file your petition. The filing fee must be in the form of a Money order payable to Juvenile Court Clerk.

Changing or modifying your parenting plan or otherwise changing custody in Tennessee after a divorce requires asking the Court for a modification. In order to qualify for a modification of custody, the parent seeking the change must prove a change of circumstances which materially alters the child's well-being.

Tennessee Parenting Plans and Custody Agreements. A parenting plan (sometimes called a custody agreement) specifies how parents will share in the responsibilities of parenting. Divorcing parents must each submit a proposed plan.

Usually, parenting plans in South Africa, are collaboratively drafted by both parents with the help of a neutral third party or mediator, such as a lawyer, a social worker or psychologist. This valuable legal tool assists parents on various issues, including care, contact, and financial contributions.

You'll pay a $42 fee, then the clerk will forward your forms to the sheriff's office. If you prefer to hire a private process server, provide them with the summons and complaint or petition given to you by the clerk, your proposed parenting plan (if you filed one) and an Affidavit of Service.

Procedure for modifying a custody order The parents may submit a modification agreement in the form of a new parenting plan to the court for ratification and approval. If the parents cannot reach an approvable agreement, they can participate in mediation.

As a general descriptive term, “standard visitation” in Tennessee means a non-primary residential parent enjoys parenting time every other weekend during the school year, 2 weeks in the Summer, and sharing equally all other holidays throughout the year including Christmas holidays, Spring Break, and Fall Break.

You will probably need to petition the same court that gave you your parenting plan even if you have moved. If the court finds that the other parent has violated the parenting plan, the court can order that parent to give you additional time with the child, pay your attorneys' fees, and pay a fine.

Understand that in Tennessee, it is settled law that mothers have no superior rights to child custody over fathers. It would be a constitutional violation of a parent's rights to favor one gender over the other in a custody dispute.