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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Equal Division Reversed in Long Marriage in Kingston, Tennessee Divorce: Brown v. Phillips
When is an equal division of a marital asset reversible error in a Tennessee divorce?
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Court Divided over Grandparent Visitation in Brownsville, Tennessee: Morisch v. Maenner
What constitutes parental opposition to grandparent visitation in Tennessee?
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How Teleworking Parents in the U.S. Are Coping during COVID-19
The coronavirus outbreak has changed the way many Americans work, and for employed parents, in particular, the pandemic has brought additional challenges as many schools and child care facilities remain closed.
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Marital Dissolution Agreement Challenged for Failure to Disclose Assets in Benton, Tennessee Divorce: Kautz v. Kautz
When can a marital dissolution agreement be set aside for failing to disclose assets in Tennessee?
Default Judgment Reversed in Clinton, Tennessee Termination of Parental Rights: In re Abigail J.J.
When should a default judgment be vacated in Tennessee?
Child Support for Severely Disabled Adult Daughter Contested in Nashville, Tennessee: Lillard v. Lillard
When is a disabled child entitled to child support as an adult in Tennessee?
Unequal Division of Marital Property Reversed in Nashville, Tennessee Divorce: Julie C.W. v. Mitchell W. Jr.
When is an unequal division of property reversible error in a Tennessee divorce?
Not the Widow, Just the Ex-Wife
The social worker wanted me to know that there were bereavement support groups in the small town I lived in. But were they for former spouses? Did I qualify for support after 30 years of living apart? Can grief for loss be rekindled by final loss?
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