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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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Alimony Award Vacated for Ignoring Wife’s Investment Income in Gallatin, Tennessee Divorce: West v. West
What happens when a Tennessee divorce court overlooks investment income when determining one’s need for alimony?
Husband Bears Full $512K Dissipation in Springfield, Tennessee Divorce: Ayers v. Ayers
Can a spouse be forced to foot the bill for all the money they blew through during a Tennessee divorce?
Why Do We Allow Child Marriage in America?
What reforms could make Tennessee’s marriage laws even stronger for minors?
Inconvenient Forum Claim Denied in Woodbury, Tennessee Custody Battle: Hibdon v. Goynes
Can moving to another state strip a Tennessee court of custody jurisdiction?
Attempt to Remove Name from Abuse Registry Fails in Kingston, Tennessee: Elijah W. v. Tennessee Department of Children’s Services
How hard is it to get your name removed from Tennessee’s Abuse Registry once it’s on there?
Video Calls Are Not “Token Visitation” in Columbia, Tennessee Termination Case: Autumn L. v. James C.
Can a parent’s FaceTime calls save their parental rights from termination?
No-Contact Order Confusion Derails Termination of Parental Rights in Kingsport, Tennessee: In re Lincoln S.
Can a parent lose their parental rights if everyone mistakenly thinks a court order exists when it doesn’t?
2025 Year in Review
2025 was an eventful year! Here’s a recap before we turn the page.
Why We Need Family Law Litigation Clinics in Tennessee Law Schools
Are Tennessee’s law schools preparing students for the real-world challenges of family law?