Herston Law Group, PLC

Herston Law Group, PLC Herston Law Group is one of Tennessee’s premier family-law practices. We are a boutique law firm devo

If your ex hid a pension for years, can you reopen the divorce to claim your share?
10/01/2026

If your ex hid a pension for years, can you reopen the divorce to claim your share?

Discover the implications of hidden assets in divorce. Learn how Tennessee's laws about marital agreements impact alimony and pensions.

When does a drafting error become a due-process problem in a parental-termination case?
09/28/2026

When does a drafting error become a due-process problem in a parental-termination case?

Explore the complexities of parental rights termination in Tennessee, highlighting a recent case and the importance of individualized legal analysis.

Is starting kindergarten enough to justify modifying a parenting schedule in Tennessee?
09/24/2026

Is starting kindergarten enough to justify modifying a parenting schedule in Tennessee?

Explore the recent parenting plan modification case focusing on child custody, school selection, and attorney's fees in a Tennessee divorce.

Can a change of circumstance be “foreseeable” and still count as a material change under Tennessee law?
09/21/2026

Can a change of circumstance be “foreseeable” and still count as a material change under Tennessee law?

Explore the appeal on parenting schedule modifications in Tennessee, focusing on custody, co-parenting challenges, and legal standards.

Why “Because I Said So” Usually Doesn’t Work With TeenagersThe teenager has started asking a question that adults ask ev...
09/17/2026

Why “Because I Said So” Usually Doesn’t Work With Teenagers

The teenager has started asking a question that adults ask every day: Why should I listen to you?...

Discover how parental credibility affects teen behavior and the importance of understanding your teenager's perspective to foster trust.

Denial of Prejudgment Interest Vacated in Nashville, Tennessee Divorce Enforcement Case: Veith v. VeithDoes a person see...
09/14/2026

Denial of Prejudgment Interest Vacated in Nashville, Tennessee Divorce Enforcement Case: Veith v. Veith

Does a person seeking prejudgment interest in a Tennessee divorce case have to prove they suffered actual harm from not having the money?...

Explore the Tennessee Court of Appeals ruling on prejudgment interest in divorce disputes, clarifying fairness over proof of damages.

Excluded Abuse Evidence Requires New Custody Hearing in Kingsport, Tennessee: Lucas v. FifieldFacts: Mother and Father, ...
09/10/2026

Excluded Abuse Evidence Requires New Custody Hearing in Kingsport, Tennessee: Lucas v. Fifield

Facts: Mother and Father, who were never married, are the parents of Child. They initially shared equal parenting time on a rotating two-week schedule....

Explore the complexities of custody modification in Tennessee, focusing on material changes and best-interest analysis in parenting cases.

Mutual Hostility Does Not Require Mutual Orders of Protection in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee: Kelley v. BowdenDoes a bitter,...
09/08/2026

Mutual Hostility Does Not Require Mutual Orders of Protection in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee: Kelley v. Bowden

Does a bitter, years-long feud between neighbors entitle both sides to an order of protection?...

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Child Left in Grandmother’s Sole Care Is Dependent and Neglected in Nashville, Tennessee: In re Shelby B.Should a parent...
09/03/2026

Child Left in Grandmother’s Sole Care Is Dependent and Neglected in Nashville, Tennessee: In re Shelby B.

Should a parent’s communications with a child during litigation be admissible to prove substantial harm?...

Should a parent’s communications with a child during litigation be admissible to prove substantial harm?

Father’s Three-Year Absence Undermines Equal Parenting Schedule in Memphis, Tennessee: Coleman v. ColemanShould an alter...
08/31/2026

Father’s Three-Year Absence Undermines Equal Parenting Schedule in Memphis, Tennessee: Coleman v. Coleman

Should an alternating-week schedule require proof that the parents can communicate and cooperate?...

Should an alternating-week schedule require proof that the parents can communicate and cooperate?

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