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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Marital Dissolution Agreement Requiring Alimony after Remarriage Enforced in Nashville, Tennessee Divorce: Deluca v. Schumacher
Does alimony in futuro always terminate when the recipient remarries in Tennessee?
Transmutation of Marital Residence Analyzed in Chattanooga, Tennessee Divorce: Hunt-Carden v. Carden
When can premarital, separate property become marital property in Tennessee?
Delayed Division of Increased Value of 401(K) Challenged in Murfreesboro, Tennessee Divorce: Mpoyi v. Mpoyi
When a retirement account is divided in a Tennessee divorce, does it include the investment gains or losses until the account is actually divided?
Primary Residential Parent Designation Reversed in Jackson, Tennessee Child-Custody Dispute: Deaton v. Williams
When might an appellate court reverse a child-custody decision in Tennessee?
Child-Support Deviation for Extraordinary Educational Expenses Analyzed in Nashville, Tennessee: Cain-Swope v. Swope
Can a child-support deviation for educational expenses only be used to increase child support in Tennessee?
Parenting during Coronavirus: What to Know about Play Dates, Education and More
Settle in, parents, because it’s looking like life, at least for the immediate future, is going to be anything but usual.
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Emergency Order from Tennessee Supreme Court re COVID-19
Tennessee Supreme Court suspends in-person court proceedings through the end of March.
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No Grounds to Terminate Parental Rights Where Visitation Prevented in Clarksville, Tennessee: In re Archer R.
When does parental interference provide a defense to termination of parental rights in Tennessee?
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