Humphreys County Chancery Court allowed a one-off exception permitting a father, Lucas (Lucas Nathaniel) Wilson, to take his son to an Oct. 18 soccer match at GEODIS Park in Nashville under supervision by the father's sister-in-law, Courtney Wilson.

Why this matters: The mother had questioned whether an alternate supervisor could stand in for the court-ordered supervisor for this specific event. The court said the change would be allowed for that occasion only and left the overall supervised-visitation schedule intact.

Testimony and facts: Lucas Wilson testified the ticket was a birthday gift for the son and that Courtney Wilson (his sister‑in‑law) and her son are familiar with his son and that they regularly spend time together. The mother, Lindsay (Lindsay Willett) Wilson, told the court she had not agreed to allow an alternate supervisor but said she did not oppose the one-time accommodation.

The judge authorized Courtney Wilson to act as the substitute supervisor for the trip to Nashville and permitted travel in her vehicle; the authorization was expressly limited to the single event. The court continued other outstanding issues in the case to the scheduling date already set for November 3 and left the remainder of the supervised visitation order unchanged.