No, pay it to his attorney. . .

Wait for the court order. . .

Sounds fraudulent to me. . .

In KY, if your spouse is in prison, you have to pay for their lawyer and yours obviously. We don't have abandonment in marriage in Kentucky. ...

A 10 year old will most likely be appointed an attorney or friend of the court to represent their interests. It's unlikely that a 10 yr old will...

You should contact the court and see if you can attend remotely.

You need a very creative attorney. There is case law from the early 1900's that indicates that KY Courts may emancipate minors, but we do not have...

It depends upon the nature of the crime. You should be more concerned with losing your child/children than with what happens to the sex offender.

You would be better off filing for contempt, a change of parenting schedule and child support, since he can't do whatever he's supposed to do.

You need to motion for jail time and renew your contempt motions. You need a lawyer to do depositions of his employer and more.