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The document is a court opinion from the Tennessee Court of Appeals regarding the case of Cynthia D. Gentry, who appealed a decision by the Department of Human Services (DHS) concerning her Aid for Dependent Children (AFDC) benefits. The appeal arose after DHS determined that a lump sum social security disability payment received by Mrs. Gentry's husband rendered her ineligible for AFDC benefits for four months. The court affirmed DHS's decision, stating that Mrs. Gentry failed to timely appeal the termination of her benefits and that the issue of over-payment was moot since DHS did not intend to pursue collection.

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What kind of cases does Chancery Court handle?

The types of cases that are heard in chancery court are mainly those that could be based in fairness: divorce, adoption, trust, wills, probate, custody. Sometimes contract and corporate disputes are heard, civil liberties disputes. The only case that is not ever heard is a criminal trial.

Can I search TN court records by name?

You can search the Public Case History database using one of four items: (1) the Case Number of the appeal, (2) the Case Style, (3) the first or last name of a party to an appeal; or (4) an organization. For example: When searching by case number, you can search using the sequence number listed in the appeal.

What does Chancery Court do in Tennessee?

The Chancery Division handles matters over which the chancery courts of Tennessee have jurisdiction, including, but not limited to, the following types of cases: divorces (agreed and contested) adoptions and legitimation. contract disputes.

What are examples of chancery cases?

Examples of chancery cases include injunctions, mortgage foreclosures and mechanics lien. Eminent Domain cases involve the taking of private land for public projects such as schools, roads, bridges, etc. Commercial or residential eviction proceedings and for any proceedings for ejectment.

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