Child support

I practice in Louisville. You might consider filing an action in Kentucky regarding child support - at that income level, Kentucky's calculation...

Child custody

I routinely practice in Hardin County. Your matter is complicated, and it will be to your advantage to hire an attorney accustomed to the...

Am I better off not going to court?

You need to overcome your fears and face this conflict in a mature fashion that benefits your child. I've yet to see a case where a litigant...

I need help fighting for custody for my son

You need to be more specific in your question. What are the circumstances of your situation?

Divorce was 5 years ago. husband still hasn't given one dime to me.

You need to find an attorney in the state in which he lives in order to domesticate and enforce the original judgment. I see this happen all the...

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If I sell my house with owner financing, and the buyer stops paying after a month or two, how hard is it to foreclose and evict?

Foreclosure is always a lengthy and expensive process - eviction less so. Were you to do either a deed with retained vendors' lien, a contract for...

Can i go to jail if i pay something on my child support

It was difficult to decipher your question. If I understand correctly, you may have a support arrearage. It is in your interests to hire counsel...

Can a trial judge appoint her godfather that's an attorney to serve as a special master in a litigation and it's legal?

A godfather is a minor ecclesiastic role - something along the nature of a special friendship, not one granting any official status. Plus, not all...

How can I deal with my 18,000.00 in back owed child support without going to jail I wasnt notified of a court date

This is a massive arrearage for you to have never received notice. You need to hire an attorney immediately - this is felony level non-support.

My divorce was finalized in 2011. During this time my ex husband also became convicted of a felony. Can I now request alimony?

The short answer to this question in most states is no - alimony cannot be added to an already concluded matter retroactively, and generally...