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Herston Law Group, PLC
Herston Law Group, PLC is a boutique law firm specializing exclusively in family law in Tennessee. The firm is led by K.O. Herston, a board-certified specialist in Family Trial Law based in Knoxville. The group focuses on legal issues related to divorce, child custody, child support, alimony, prenuptial agreements, and other family law matters. Their blog provides legal analysis and commentary on recent family law cases and topics relevant to Tennessee family law practice, including custody disputes, marital misconduct, parenting plans, and divorce trends. The content is aimed at providing insights and practical information for individuals navigating family law issues in Tennessee.
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Wife’s Inheritance Becomes Marital Property in Dayton, Tennessee Divorce: Swafford v. Swafford
By K.O. Herston
Can a divorce court make you share your inheritance with your ex-spouse?
Denial of Parenting Plan Modification Vacated and Remanded in Ashland City, Tennessee: Roper v. Roper
By K.O. Herston
What mistake did the trial court make when it ignored an eight-year-old’s changed circumstances in Roper v. Roper?
It’s OK That Our Long, Mostly Good Marriage Ended
By K.O. Herston
Still, we drifted further, each feeling less loved and less loving. We had always laughed, and now we didn’t. At least, not enough.
Interpreter Issue Causes Split Decision in Dyersburg, Tennessee Termination of Parental Rights Case: In re Juanita M.
By K.O. Herston
When should a language barrier stop the termination of parental rights in Tennessee?
Siblings Separated to Counter Severe Parental Alienation in Gainesboro, Tennessee Divorce: Ford v. Ford
By K.O. Herston
Should courts ever split up siblings between divorcing parents? See what one Tennessee court did to combat extreme alienation.
Custody Flipped After False Abuse Claims in Memphis, Tennessee: In re Taylor G.
By K.O. Herston
Can making too many unfounded accusations cost you custody of your child? This Tennessee case says yes. Find out why.
Mother Awarded Sole Decision-Making in Murfreesboro, Tennessee Parenting Plan Modification: Teshale v. Lanexang
By K.O. Herston
How did a fight over a child’s cavity lead to one parent losing decision-making authority?
Why ‘Walkaway Wives’ Are Leading the Charge in Midlife Divorce
By K.O. Herston
Men may be blindsided by divorce, but for the “walkaway” women who have put up with too much for too long, it’s been a long time coming.
Divided Court Finds Key Difference Leads to Opposite Results in Knoxville, Tennessee Order of Protection Cases: Armitage v. Hale and Armitage v. Kasulis
By K.O. Herston
What one crucial difference led to opposite outcomes in two Tennessee order of protection cases arising from the same incident?