K.O. Herston
K.O. Herston is a family-law attorney in Knoxville, Tennessee whose practice is devoted exclusively to family law, including divorce, child custody, child support, alimony, prenuptial agreements, and other aspects of family law.
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Service by Publication Leads to Reversal in Manchester, Tennessee Termination of Parental Rights: In re Jimmy H.
When is constructive service of process by publication allowed in Tennessee?
Failure to Challenge Alternative Independent Grounds Results in Loss in Clarksville, Tennessee Child-Support Dispute: Ramos v. Caldwell
When a Tennessee court provides more than one basis for its ruling, which ones should be appealed?
Everything You Need to Know about the Tennessee Domestic Relations Arbitration Act
Should Tennesseans have the option of voluntary arbitration available as a form of alternative dispute resolution in family-law matters?
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Final Photo of the Week: Time Marches On
When I started this blog in 2010, I was learning the skill of photography. I was creating a lot of scenic and wildlife photographs, so I shared some on this blog. Thus was born the “Photo of the Week” post. Over the years, as my interest in other things grew (backpacking, trail running, etc.), I…
Finding of No Grounds to Terminate Parental Rights Reversed in Pulaski, Tennessee: In re Isabella G.
When can parental rights be terminated in Tennessee because of the parent’s failure to visit or pay child support?
Subject-Matter Jurisdiction in Juvenile Court Questioned in Knoxville, Tennessee Dependency and Neglect Case: Thompson v. Thompson
When can a Tennessee court exercise jurisdiction over a child who lives in another state?
Material Change to Modify Parenting Schedule Examined in Clarksville, Tennessee: Macomber v. Macomber
What type of material change is required to modify a parenting schedule in Tennessee?
Classification as Separate Property Reversed in Jasper, Tennessee Divorce: Grider v. Grider
How can separate property become marital property in a Tennessee divorce?
In Custody Dispute, Judge Orders Breastfeeding Mom to Use Bottle
“Why are they forcing me to stop breastfeeding?” she said. “Isn’t that her right? Isn’t that in her best interest?”
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It’s My Thirteenth Birthday!
Thirteen years ago, I published my first blawg post right here on February 18, 2010. So now that the blawg is officially a teenager, I figured I’d answer the most common questions I hear from lawyers about the blawg.
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