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Kentucky Court of Appeals finds Jefferson Circuit Court did not err in reopening a divorce settlement agreement, but it did err in awarding additional attorney’s fees to one of the parties after reopening the case – Published Opinion from Kentucky Court of Appeals

Leslie Geralds v. Janie Geralds No. 2021-CA-0667-MR Jefferson Circuit Court Leslie and Janice Geralds negotiated a property settlement agreement through a collaborative divorce process. The property settlement agreement awarded Mrs. Geralds 40.62% of Mr. Geralds’ retirement plan. Several...

•July 11, 2022•Attorney Fees, Caitlin Kidd, Case Law - Kentucky, Nonmarital Property, Property Home

What Documents Do I Need?

Whether for the initial consultation or an ongoing case, maintaining a list of questions that apply to your specific divorce, child custody, or family court case is one of the most important documents you can have both before...

•July 5, 2022•Planning Home

Kentucky Court of Appeals affirms finding that Warren County Family Court properly found that a Power of Attorney for Temporary Delegation of Parental or Legal Custody and Care Pursuant to KRS 403.352 and KRS 403.353 does not require a family court to grant custody of a minor child to the parent’s named power of attorney when there is a finding of neglect of the parent – Published Opinion from Kentucky Court of Appeals

S.G. V. Cabinet for Health and Family Services; Commonwealth of Kentucky; D.C.; J.S.; and L.G., a Child No. 2021-CA-0510-ME Warren County Family Court The Cabinet for Health and Family Services (“CHFS”) removed a minor child from Mother’s care...

•June 27, 2022•Caitlin Kidd, Case Law - Kentucky, Child Abuse and Neglect, Child Custody and Visitation

Kentucky Court of Appeals reverses and remands finding by Boyd County Circuit Court that a Grandmother and Uncle of a minor child lacked standing to pursue custody – Published Opinion from Kentucky Court of Appeals

Cabinet for Health and Family Services v. Batie, et al. No. 2021-CA-0580-ME Boyd County Circuit Court The Cabinet for Health and Family Services (“CHFS”) appealed an order granting custody of a minor child to Grandmother and Uncle of...

•June 27, 2022•Caitlin Kidd, Case Law - Kentucky, Child Abuse and Neglect, Child Custody and Visitation, Guardian Ad Litem, Jurisdiction, Termination of Parental Rights

How do I dress for court?

One of the most common questions we get from clients is how to dress for any of the particular types of proceedings that they may encounter during a divorce or family court case. A few examples are covered...

•June 21, 2022•Divorce Home, Mediation

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Kentucky Court of Appeals finds Jefferson Circuit Court did not err in reopening a divorce settlement agreement, but it did err in awarding additional attorney’s fees to one of the parties after reopening the case – Published Opinion from Kentucky Court of Appeals

What Documents Do I Need?

Kentucky Court of Appeals reverses and remands finding by Boyd County Circuit Court that a Grandmother and Uncle of a minor child lacked standing to pursue custody – Published Opinion from Kentucky Court of Appeals

How do I dress for court?

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Kentucky Court of Appeals finds Jefferson Circuit Court did not err in reopening a divorce settlement agreement, but it did err in awarding additional attorney’s fees to one of the parties after reopening the case – Published Opinion from Kentucky Court of Appeals

What Documents Do I Need?

Kentucky Court of Appeals reverses and remands finding by Boyd County Circuit Court that a Grandmother and Uncle of a minor child lacked standing to pursue custody – Published Opinion from Kentucky Court of Appeals

How do I dress for court?

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