Kentucky custody statutes have been modified so that there is now a rebuttable presumption that both parents share joint custody of their child with equal parenting time. The statutes set [...]

Whether your child can or should testify in your divorce or child custody case depends on several factors. First, the Judge has to make a determination whether your child can [...]

I can’t give you a definite answer to that question but the fact is if you were able to effectively communicate with your spouse during your married time together, you [...]

There are six new Jefferson County Family Court Judges and a new Family Court Judge for the Family Court of Shelby, Spencer and Anderson Counties. Unlike the four more seasoned [...]

Most likely not. Under still evolving Kentucky law, what you are probably seeking is a change in “parenting time” with your child. Under current Kentucky law, if the parent who [...]

There is now a presumption of equal parenting time.  With that, if the income of the parents is about the same, there will be no child support or only a [...]

Most adults know that if a partner (whether married or not) commits domestic violence or threatens domestic violence, the victim of the domestic violence can file a petition for an [...]