How come I can pay child support not get visitation and not have a paternity established. DNA paternity nor paternity affidavit

I'd strongly encourage you to retain an experienced family law attorney in your area--if you weren't satisfied with the representation of your...

Can I after 3 years of divorce sue for alimony in ky.

This is very fact specific and you should consult with an experienced family law attorney who can review all the divorce papers, go over the...

I would concur with Mr. Gowin. There are tools available to possibly re-open any judgment, but courts are hesitant to do that. What isn't clear...

I want to decrease the visitation length my daughter's father receives. Do I have a case? See details.

You would need to file something here in KY about modification of his time with your daughter. I'd strongly suggest talking to an attorney in the...

My husband taking drugs i think weed , we are in middle of divorce how can i ask the court to make a drug test for him?

You need to contact your attorney ASAP about this issue, or if you don't have on yet, you need to retain an experienced family law attorney. They...

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Can I sue for reimbursement of medical expenses?

This ended up in divorce/separation category. I'm not certain that is correct,since my MD colleague is correct...the cause of action you're asking...

What if I don't fully complete my diversion?

I am going to re-categorize this to try and get better information. While child support is correct, this is also a criminal issue and many family...

Are there grandparents rights in the state of Kentucky?

KY does have grandparents rights available, though it can be hard for grandparents to actually win such cases. The burden they have is substantial...

Taxes and child support help.

I'll agree with my colleague and further add...that while IRS regulations do require a parent to have "primary custody" for at least 6 months of...

You do need to consult with a family law attorney in your area, who is also familiar with the judge on your case. You mention the other parent...