Waleed Fawzi Abed

This is the second appeal of a parenting plan. In the first appeal, Father successfully challenged the adoption of a plan that allocated him only 80 days parenting time the case was remanded with instructions for the trial court to increase Father's parenting time. Following a hearing, the trial court adopted Father's proposed parenting plan which granted the parties equal parenting time, and in so doing, addressed other matters. Mother appeals. We affirm the award of equal parenting time and the adjustment to child support and income tax deductions that necessarily followed we modify the plan to include certain provisions that were in the previous parenting plan.

This appeal arises from a divorce. Wafa Badawi Hindiyeh ("Wife") sued Waleed Fawzi Abed ("Husband") for divorce in the Chancery Court for Rutherford County ("the Trial Court"). After a trial, the Trial Court, inter alia, granted Wife a divorce, entered a permanent parenting plan with respect to the parties' minor son ("the Child") awarding Wife 285 days to Husband's 80, and awarded Wife a judgment for the value of a Cadillac less $2,500 Wife received on the sale of her original vehicle for a total judgment of $13,400. Husband appeals to this Court, arguing, among other things, that the Trial Court found no statutory factors applicable to justify such a paltry award of parenting time to him and that the Cadillac at issue was not even marital property subject to division. We vacate the Trial Court's judgment with respect to the residential parenting schedule and remand for the Trial Court to award Husband significantly more time with the Child. Finding that the Cadillac was not marital property, we modify the Trial Court's award of $13,400 to Wife to $2,000 to account for only the sale of Wife's original vehicle. We otherwise affirm the Trial Court. We, therefore, affirm as modified, in part, and vacate, in part, the judgment of the Trial Court.