Divorce Law Journal

Indigent Parents’ Rights to Counsel Include Funding for Reasonably Necessary Expert Assistance in Dependency, Neglect, and Abuse and Termination of Parental Rights Cases – Published Opinion from Kentucky Court of Appeals

K.S. v. Cabinet for Health and Family Services, et al. The Cabinet for Health and Family Services (“the Cabinet”) filed DNA petitions for two children of Mother and Father alleging Father abused one child and placed the...

•October 28, 2019•Case Law - Kentucky, Child Abuse and Neglect, Nathan R. Hardymon

Family Court Improperly Delegated Its Judicial Authority When It Adopted Parenting Coordinator’s Findings and Conclusions Without a Hearing – Published Opinion from Kentucky Court of Appeals

Warawa v. Warawa As part of an Agreed Order, Mother and Father agreed they would use a parenting coordinator with a “limited role.” “Issues of custody and parenting time, other than minor issues such as vacation dates, special...

•October 22, 2019•Case Law - Kentucky, Child Custody and Visitation, Nathan R. Hardymon

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Transfer of Real Properties to LLC Did Not Change Their “Separate” Natures Under Premarital Agreement – Published Opinion from Kentucky Court of Appeals

Herbener v. Herbener Husband held separate property, which he transferred to an LLC, which was owned by Husband and Wife. Wife argued that the transfer of the property to the LLC after the marriage transformed the ownership...

•October 17, 2019•Asset Home, Nathan R. Hardymon, Pre/Post-Nups

KRS 405.021(1)(b), (c), Subsections of Grandparent Visitation Statute, Not Unconstitutional – Published Opinion from Kentucky Court of Appeals

Robison, et al. v. Pinto, et al. Mother and Father of Children were divorced, executing a property settlement agreement, which provided Mother with sole custody of Children. However, in the event of either parent’s death, it provided...

•October 7, 2019•Case Law - Kentucky, Custody Home, Grandparent Visitation, Nathan R. Hardymon

Family Court Did Not Abuse Its Discretion in Terminating Mother with Intellectual Disability’s Parental Rights – Published Opinion from Kentucky Supreme Court

Cabinet for Health and Family Services, et al. v. K.S. Mother advised hospital personnel, after birth of Child, that she did not know how to properly care for Child. The Cabinet for Health and Family Services (“the...

•October 1, 2019•Case Law - Kentucky, Nathan R. Hardymon, Termination of Parental Rights

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Indigent Parents’ Rights to Counsel Include Funding for Reasonably Necessary Expert Assistance in Dependency, Neglect, and Abuse and Termination of Parental Rights Cases – Published Opinion from Kentucky Court of Appeals

Family Court Improperly Delegated Its Judicial Authority When It Adopted Parenting Coordinator’s Findings and Conclusions Without a Hearing – Published Opinion from Kentucky Court of Appeals

Transfer of Real Properties to LLC Did Not Change Their “Separate” Natures Under Premarital Agreement – Published Opinion from Kentucky Court of Appeals

KRS 405.021(1)(b), (c), Subsections of Grandparent Visitation Statute, Not Unconstitutional – Published Opinion from Kentucky Court of Appeals

Family Court Did Not Abuse Its Discretion in Terminating Mother with Intellectual Disability’s Parental Rights – Published Opinion from Kentucky Supreme Court

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Indigent Parents’ Rights to Counsel Include Funding for Reasonably Necessary Expert Assistance in Dependency, Neglect, and Abuse and Termination of Parental Rights Cases – Published Opinion from Kentucky Court of Appeals

Family Court Improperly Delegated Its Judicial Authority When It Adopted Parenting Coordinator’s Findings and Conclusions Without a Hearing – Published Opinion from Kentucky Court of Appeals

Transfer of Real Properties to LLC Did Not Change Their “Separate” Natures Under Premarital Agreement – Published Opinion from Kentucky Court of Appeals

KRS 405.021(1)(b), (c), Subsections of Grandparent Visitation Statute, Not Unconstitutional – Published Opinion from Kentucky Court of Appeals

Family Court Did Not Abuse Its Discretion in Terminating Mother with Intellectual Disability’s Parental Rights – Published Opinion from Kentucky Supreme Court

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