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ZOELLER V. GUTTERMAN FAMILY LAW: GRANDPARENT VISITATION AND ADOPTION 2006-CA-002141 PUBLISHED: AFFIRMING PANEL: THOMPSON, PRESIDING; NICKELL, STUMBO CONCUR COUNTY: JEFFERSON DATE RENDERED: 10/26/2007
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Maybe it’s not mediation that’s ready for reform, but our reliance on lawyers using evaluative mediation that’s ready for reform.
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Andrew Wolfson’s story, Man who was deceived about paternity retains custody online in today’s Courier-Journal reports: The Kentucky Supreme Court has ruled that people who deceive their spouses into thinking that a child is theirs cannot later contest their right to custody — even if DNA tests show they are not the parent.
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The Court of Appeals issued one “to be published” divorce opinion today, Croft v. Croft, online, re nonmarital and marital property and maintenance. Digest will follow soon.
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The Court of Appeals case of T.G. v. Com. was digested here and here. The Kentucky Supreme Court has granted discretionary review.
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The Kentucky Supreme Court accepted discretionary review of Gaskill v. Robbins, digested here, and about which we reported here and here. It was announced at the UK Biennial Family Law Institute in Lexington today that the briefing schedule is expedited. (And, Justice Keller, Professor Graham did communicate your views, as ordered.)
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Hinshaw v. Hinshaw #1, digested here, was affirmed by the Kentucky Supreme Court today, in an opinion available online. Wife was equitably estopped from claiming husband was not father of child.
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Some quotes from Tresa Baldas,The National Law Journal, October 29, 2007, online: Family law attorneys are urging couples to steer clear of Internet-ordained ministers when seeking an officiate to perform their nuptials.
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By all accounts, the program of Irv Maze, Jefferson County Attorney in threatening to publicize the names of child support obligors who are six months delinquent is very successful. A long list appeared in a supplement to today’s Courier Journal. 20% of the deadbeats are women, so let’s lay to rest the phrase “dead beat...
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