Mayer v. Mayer
Court of Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the Court
MATHERNE, Judge.
The defendant Frederick John Mayer, divorced husband and father, claims error wherein the trial court, without a hearing, found him in contempt of court; fixed future child support payments without a hearing on the father’s ability to pay or the needs of the children; awarded garnishee fees and garnishee’s attorney fees; and reserved punishment for contempt to a future unnamed date.
We observe from the outset the defendant’s attorney attempts to present many matters in this Court which he did not present in the trial court. The attorney may have experienced difficulty in…
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