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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Recent Posts
Attorney-Client Communications Are Discoverable in Nashville, Tennessee Divorce: Pagliara v. Pagliara
When are a client’s conversations with his or her lawyer protected by the attorney-client privilege in Tennessee?
Tennessee Supreme Court Addresses Subject-Matter Jurisdiction to Enroll and Enforce Orders from Another State: New v. Dumitrache
How can Tennessee courts enforce orders issued by courts in other states?
Criminal Contempt for Failure to Exchange Child Affirmed in Nashville, Tennessee: In re Khrystchan D.
What are the elements of criminal contempt in Tennessee?
The Surreal Anticlimax of Getting Divorced over Videoconference
Attending one’s final divorce hearing is an inherently bizarre experience. This article by Tiana Clark in The Washington Post takes it one step further.
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Starting Date for Retroactive Child Support Reversed in Paris, Tennessee Divorce: Blakemore v. Blakemore
When should retroactive child support begin in Tennessee?
Termination of Parental Rights Not in Child’s Best Interest in Blount County, Tennessee: In re Allyson P.
When is it not in a child’s best interest to terminate parental rights in Tennessee?
Transcript of Factual Findings Dooms Termination of Parental Rights in Rogersville, Tennessee: In re Zoey L.
What is needed in a final order terminating parental rights in Tennessee?
Lack of Mental Capacity to Sign Marital Dissolution Agreement Rejected in Lafayette, Tennessee Divorce: Wheeler v. Wheeler
When is a marital dissolution agreement invalid because of mental incapacity in Tennessee?
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