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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Number of Married Couples Who Are ‘Living Apart Together’ Is on the Rise
After a pandemic-induced dip, the number of American couples who are “living apart together,” as sociologists call the arrangement, or L.A.T., has started to grow again.
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Risk of Substantial Harm Scrutinized in Gallatin, Tennessee Termination of Parental Rights: In re J.S.
What is a risk of substantial harm in Tennessee termination of parental rights cases?
Permissive Intervention Challenged in Lebanon, Tennessee Parental Termination and Adoption: In re Lorelai E.
When can a nonparty intervene in a lawsuit in Tennessee?
Abuse Claims Problematic in Gallatin, Tennessee Custody Dispute: Bean v. Bean
Must a Tennessee court limit parenting time in cases of physical abuse?
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Failure to Consider Child’s Preference Scrutinized in Memphis, Tennessee Custody Dispute: In re Aiden W.L.
Must a Tennessee court always consider the preference of a child 12 or older when determining the child’s best interest?
Surrogacy and Roe v. Wade: How the Ruling May Affect the Industry
Concerned about losing access to pregnancy care, and fearful of legal consequences, surrogates and those who work with them are rewriting contracts and changing the way they operate.
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Voluntary Underemployment Examined in Alimony Analysis in Chattanooga, Tennessee Divorce: Chase v. Chase
Do alimony recipients have a duty to contribute to their own support in Tennessee?
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