The 15-year-old son of Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann, KJ Biermann, is challenging a judge’s decision to allow prosecutors to conduct forensic interviews with minor children as his sexual battery and sodomy case continues.
KJ’s legal team filed an appeal Thursday after the Georgia Court of Appeals granted him permission to challenge the ruling, according to court documents obtained by Page Six.
The latest filing came the same day KJ’s three younger siblings filed a separate appeal related to his criminal case. However, the documents did not identify which children prosecutors wanted to interview.
It also remains unclear whether KJ’s siblings were among those targeted or whether their appeal was connected to the proposed interviews.
ICYMI, prosecutors filed an emergency motion on September 17 requesting court-ordered forensic interviews with minor children. A Fulton County Superior Court judge approved the request on October 5.
KJ’s attorneys subsequently challenged the decision, seeking clarification and reconsideration of the order before asking the Georgia Court of Appeals to intervene.
The filing specifically named the October ruling, prosecutors’ original request, and the defense’s objections. However, the publicly available records did not disclose the identities of the children prosecutors wanted to interview.
Meanwhile, KJ’s three younger siblings pursued their own appeal through attorney Darice Good. Their filing also did not specify which ruling they were seeking to overturn.
Although both appeals have been allowed to move forward, the Georgia Court of Appeals has not yet ruled on the underlying disputes.
The case is scheduled for a status hearing on January 20, 2027, when only attorneys will be required to appear. A final plea hearing is scheduled for February 10, 2027.
