Fatma Adel Sekik v. Nehad Abdelnabi et al.

Case Number
E2019-01302-COA-R3-CV

In this divorce appeal, Husband challenges the court’s failure to grant a continuance, the child support and alimony obligation imposed, and certain provisions of the parenting plan prohibiting contact with his children and revoking the parental rights set forth in Tennessee Code Annotated section 36-6-101(a)(3)(B). This proceeding also involved allegations of a conspiracy to defraud Wife of funds resulting from a sale of marital property in Gaza during the pendency of the divorce by Husband, his brother, and his brother’s wife; those nonspousal parties challenge the court’s jurisdiction over them and over the property in Gaza, as well as the court’s valuation of that property. They also challenge the court’s rulings that they engaged in a civil conspiracy and whether the judgment imposed against them is supported by the pleadings and the evidence. Upon our review of the issues raised, we discern no reversible error in the rulings of the court and accordingly affirm it in all respects.

Authoring Judge
Judge J. Steven Stafford
Originating Judge
Judge Gregory S. McMillan
Case Name
Fatma Adel Sekik v. Nehad Abdelnabi et al.
Date Filed
Dissent or Concur
No
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