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 Residence Disputed in Maryville, Tennessee Divorce: Hill v. Hill
How can separate property become marital property through commingling or transmutation in Tennessee?
Read More Classification of Marital Residence Disputed in Maryville, Tennessee Divorce: Hill v. Hill
Interpretation of Marital Dissolution Agreement Examined in Memphis, Tennessee Postdivorce Dispute: Pratt v. Pratt
When must a divorced parent pay for their child’s college tuition and expenses?
Tennessee Supreme Court Examines Standard for “Severe Abuse” in Nashville, Tennessee Termination of Parental Rights: In re Markus E.
What is required to prove “severe child abuse” in a Tennessee case to terminate parental rights?
Alcohol Prohibition Challenged in Murfreesboro, Tennessee Divorce: Goughenour v. Goughenour
Can a Tennessee court prohibit a parent from consuming alcohol during their parenting time?
Department of Justice Sues Tennessee over Ban on Gender-Affirming Care for Minors
Major medical associations including the American Medical Association and the American Academy of Pediatrics consider this type of care medically necessary and potentially lifesaving for transgender youth.
Read More Department of Justice Sues Tennessee over Ban on Gender-Affirming Care for Minors
Dependency and Neglect Challenged in Greeneville, Tennessee: In re Isaiah W.
When is a child dependent and neglected in Tennessee?
Read More Dependency and Neglect Challenged in Greeneville, Tennessee: In re Isaiah W.
Dispute over COVID Vaccine Rendered Moot in Nashville, Tennessee Parenting Dispute: Lee v. Boyett
When is a parenting dispute rendered moot in Tennessee?
How to Measure Distance Disputed in Murfreesboro, Tennessee Parental Relocation Case: Barrett v. Killings
How is distance measured for Tennessee’s parental relocation statute?
Unequal Parenting Schedule Vacated in Fayetteville, Tennessee Parenting Dispute: Pogue v. Simms
Must a Tennessee court consider whether maximizing a parent’s participation in the child’s life is in the child’s best interest?
Do I have to explain my divorce?
People have questions, I get it. It’s none of their business, of course, and I have my scripted response, “We are doing what is best for everyone right now.
Do you have any advice for a more encompassing scripted response to “But why???”
Criminal Contempt for Facebook Post Reversed in Memphis, Tennessee: Boren v. Wade
How are court orders interpreted when determining contempt of court in Tennessee?
Read More Criminal Contempt for Facebook Post Reversed in Memphis, Tennessee: Boren v. Wade
Change of Custody Vacated for Lack of Material Change of Circumstances in Chattanooga, Tennessee Custody Dispute: Sanko v. Sanko
Can a court-approved relocation be considered a material change of circumstances to change custody in Tennessee?
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