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Calling Tennessee's child support guidelines "state-mandated, court-enforced child abuse," the Tennessee Court of Appeals upheld a finding that part of the law is unconstitutional. The statute requires courts to consider only those children who will be beneficiaries, and not a parent's other children, when making support calculations. Lawyers for both sides are confident the state supreme court will hear the case on appeal.
February 08, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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