K.O. Herston
K.O. Herston is a board-certified specialist in Family Trial Law 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
Does a parent still have to pay child support if a court order says support is “reserved”?
What does Tennessee law really require to prove “persistent conditions” for terminating parental rights?
What happens when your ex pays child support arrearages only after you file a lawsuit? Can you still recover attorney’s fees in Tennessee?
Read More Prevailing Party Dispute Over Attorney’s Fees in Franklin, Tennessee: Wright v. Wright
Think a house you owned before marriage is 100% yours after divorce? This case might make you think again.
Can the “equitable” division of property in a Tennessee divorce mean one spouse gets more than 50%?
What’s the risk of treating a divorce like it will “just go away” on its own in Tennessee?
Read More No Answer, No Defense in Waynesboro, Tennessee Divorce: Mathis v. Mathis
Therapists, researchers, and regular folks share their life hacks for getting along with others or boosting their mental well-being. Often this advice sticks with me—and I revisit it through the years.
Read More The Best Advice Our Relationship Columnist Has Heard All Year
Think you know what counts as “severe child abuse”? This recent Tennessee case might make you think again.
What does Tennessee law say about child support for adult children with disabilities?
How can a poorly written parenting plan backfire during a custody dispute in Tennessee?
Can a Tennessee parent lose their parental rights if they were prevented from visiting their child?
Read More Parental Rights Reinstated for Father in Knoxville, Tennessee: In re Shyenne G.
Divorce rates may be declining, but celebrations honoring the snipping of a marriage license have steadily gained popularity.
Read More Her marriage ended. Instead of crying, she threw a divorce party.
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