Can I get emancipated without going to court, if my mother agrees?

No, but you can you get married. There is no "emancipation" in Kentucky other than marriage.

Am I entitled to alimony for expenses?

This could be determined in the split of assets or maintenance. (also called alimony or spousal support/maintenance). A maintenance award is...

You should have your case first registered in Kentucky. Then your attorney can file motion to transfer jurisdiction based on the location of the...

My ex-wife moved to VIGO County, IN in violation of FCRPP 7(2) . What should I do?

Hire an attorney in Lexington to file for divorce. She doesn't establish residence there for divorce purposes until after 6 months. Regardless of...

We filed for divorce in ky. my husband has vested and unvested stock received as part of his employment package. do i get 1/2

You get 1/2 of the marital portion; that which accumulated during the marriage. Both vested and non-vested are divisible; there is a Ky Supreme...

My husband sent me a message this morning that if I pay him $20,000 he will begin to cooperate in our divorce. Is this extortion

Take it to your attorney. It may be considered extortion, however may be better used in your request for attorney's fees when your attorney makes...

The judge can take case under advisement for as long as he wishes. If you filed after 30 days and he thinks the defendant needs 60, he can wait...

If there is no primary residential parent designated then who has primary custody

The child support worksheet has no relevance to custody. The paperwork does. If directed as "joint custody" and there is no primary stated, then...

Is a Circuit Court Judge supposed fair and Empirical -

Fair and Impartial. An impartial judge would look at all of the fact. The fact that he had a prior felony is a consideration. In this case, it...

How do you get a divorce when you are disabled and fighting for your disability.

You still have right to file for divorce. Contact Legal Aid of the Bluegrass if you cannot afford an attorney or call the local bar and ask if any...