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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Permissive Visitation after Adoption Does Not Create Right to Visitation in Rogersville, Tennessee: In re M.L.S.
Can adoptive parents be forced to allow visitation with others in Tennessee?
Reduction in Parenting Time Affirmed When Tried by Consent in Lafayette, Tennessee: In re John B.
Can a Tennessee court give a party relief the party never requested in a pleading?
Court-Ordered Preadoption Contract Challenged in Rogersville, Tennessee: In re Rosylyn W.
Can a Tennessee court compel adoptive parents to allow the biological parents to contact the child?
Read More Court-Ordered Preadoption Contract Challenged in Rogersville, Tennessee: In re Rosylyn W.
No Mask, No Child Custody: COVID-19 Is a New Factor in Family Law
The judge said in-person visits would have to be supervised because he doesn’t trust Joseph, 43, to wear a mask. And he would not consider a long-distance parenting plan — which outlines each parent’s rights when they don’t live in the same state — between Joseph and her son until the COVID crisis has passed.
Read More No Mask, No Child Custody: COVID-19 Is a New Factor in Family Law
Termination of Parental Rights Vacated in Winchester, Tennessee: In re Layton W.
Can parties stipulate that grounds exist in a Tennessee termination of parental rights?
Read More Termination of Parental Rights Vacated in Winchester, Tennessee: In re Layton W.
Types of American Families Continue to Diversify
Changes in family roles reflect increased educational and occupational opportunities for women and greater gender equality within families. Fathers are expected to play an active role in parenting—and usually do—to a much greater degree than they did half a century ago.
At What Age Can Children Decide Which Parent They Want to Live with in Tennessee?
When can a child choose their custody or visitation arrangement in Tennessee?
Read More At What Age Can Children Decide Which Parent They Want to Live with in Tennessee?
Excessive Spending and Dissipation Examined in Nashville, Tennessee Divorce: Kholghi v. Aliabadi
When can the failure to preserve a marital asset be considered dissipation in a Tennessee divorce?
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