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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Classification of Marital Property Reversed in Cleveland, Tennessee Divorce: Ellis v. Ellis
What is it marital property in a Tennessee divorce?
Implied Partnership Alleged in Jonesborough, Tennessee Divorce: Runion v. Runyan
When is an implied partnership created in Tennessee?
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Study Shows Tennessee Ranks 36th for Overall Child Well-Being
Tennessee has experienced slight improvement in providing stability for children, families’ struggles with poverty, health, and security kept the state ranked 36th in overall child well-being, according to a 2022 report.
Read More Study Shows Tennessee Ranks 36th for Overall Child Well-Being
Imputed Income for Child Support Reversed in Nashville, Tennessee: In re Jonathan S.
When can income be imputed to a parent when setting child support in Tennessee?
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Lack of Findings About Abuse Claims Causes Reversal in Murfreesboro, Tennessee Child-Custody Dispute: Friedsam v. Krisle
What impact does physical or emotional abuse have on the best-interest analysis in Tennessee child-custody disputes?
Incorrect Legal Standard Requires Reversal in Columbia, Tennessee Custody Dispute Between Parent and Nonparent: Jones v. Jones
How do Tennessee courts resolve child-custody disputes between parents and nonparents?
Judicial Recusal Challenged in Memphis, Tennessee Divorce: Young v. Young
How can a judge’s ruling on a motion for recusal be appealed in Tennessee?
Read More Judicial Recusal Challenged in Memphis, Tennessee Divorce: Young v. Young
Parents of Transgender Third Grader Sue the State over Tennessee School Bathroom Law
The parents of a third-grade transgender child in Tennessee filed a lawsuit challenging a state law that prohibits transgender students, employees, and teachers from access to sex-segregated facilities consistent with their gender identity.
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