Diana Michelle Tennis's Legal Cases (18)

G.R. v. C. R.

Practice Area: Family

Date: Apr 27, 2010

Outcome: Good Settlement Agreement for Father

Description: In case of long term marriage and wife not working, obtained settlement through mediation that gave... more

B.B. v. R.B.

Practice Area: Family

Date: Apr 23, 2010

Outcome: Won right to relocate for mother

Description: On emerency basis, won order to allow relocation of young mother out of state. Parties encouraged... more

State v. Kananen

Practice Area: Criminal Defense

Date: Mar 12, 2010

Outcome: Not Guilty Verdict on Murder 1 Charge

Description: After two week trial, during which brother / co-defendant testified for state, three hour... more

State v. Duzant

Practice Area: Criminal Defense

Date: Oct 09, 2008

Outcome: Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity

Description: I successfully utilized local experts and witnesses to show Mr. Duzant was legally insane at the... more

R.S. v. C.L.

Practice Area: Family

Outcome: Fighting for Modification

Description: In case where mother's new husband is relocated with military out of state, fighting for court to... more

D.M. v. P.M.

Practice Area: Family

Outcome: Fighting to set aside Marital Settlement Agreement

Description: Sometimes people sign agreements based on totally wrong information and the pressures of their... more

D.L. v. L.L.

Practice Area: Appeals

Outcome: Appeal being taken on issues of Alimony

Description: Trial Court clearly wrong in not awarding Wife in long term marriage permanent alimony. Atty Tennis... more

D.L. v. L.L

Practice Area: Family

Outcome: New Order giving $80,000 more to client

Description: After trial with first lawyer, client contacted Atty. Tennis, who convinced Judge to award... more

State v. Taliento

Practice Area: Criminal Defense

Outcome: Not Guilty

Description: Client accused of employee theft found not guilty by jury.

State v. Doerge

Practice Area: Criminal Defense

Outcome: Motion to Dismiss granted

Description: This DUI case was dismissed because the cop admitted in hearing that the turn that client made was... more