Family Law

As a parent, you want to be able to provide a loving and safe environment for your children to grow up in. As a result, altering child custody arrangements may be necessary to make this possible. However, once a child custody order is in place in Kentucky, there are certain procedures you will have to…

Grandparents often develop strong bonds with their grandchildren. However, significant changes to a family structure, such as divorce, separation, or the death of a parent, can impact these bonds. In such cases, grandparents may wonder about their rights and the options they have. In this article, we will shed light on these rights and the…

After a divorce, many parents struggle to understand the regulations and guidelines for paying child support. Determining the appropriate amount you or your former spouse should pay can be challenging. As a result, many parties seek assistance from an experienced Kentucky child custody attorney to help them reach a child support agreement that works for…

Divorce is a reality for couples across Kentucky, the country, and beyond. It’s a legal separation of two individuals who are no longer able to proceed with their marriage. If you’re reading this, it’s likely because you and your partner can no longer progress as a legally bound couple. Even if your relationship has soured,…

The cost of hiring a family law attorney in Kentucky can differ depending on various factors, including the type of case you are bringing, your location, and the complexity of the issues involved. These factors can affect not only the fee structure but also the expenses associated with hiring a legal professional. To help you…

April is child abuse prevention month, and you are an important part of the prevention plan.  Did you know that you have a legal duty to report child dependency, neglect, or abuse?  Kentucky law requires any person that knows or has reason to believe that a child has been dependent, neglected, or abused, to report…

It’s National Back To School Month, and what better month to talk about primary residential status as a custodian in Kentucky.  This time of year brings to the surface legal disagreements over where children will attend school.  It seems like a good time to explain the terms “primary residential parent” (PRP) and “primary residential custodian”(PRC)….

Americans are marrying later in life and less often, and the number of divorces is on the decline according to Statista.Com.  This trend is very noticeable in my practice.  I regularly meet men and women with problems resulting from living with their romantic partner without getting married.  This can create legal nightmares. Owning property  If…