The Kentucky Supreme Court has proposed an Amendment to the Kentucky Rules of Civil Procedure regarding the citation of unpublished decisions, as follows: The proposed amendments to section (4)(c) of CR 76.28 are:Read More
Tips to Uncover Unreported Income and Hidden Assets as reported by Janet Jangjahr, in her Florida Divorce blog. Divorce Online has published this handy article containing tips on finding Unreported Income and Hidden Assets.Read More
The Art of Divorce Blog has a great posting about this: A new study by a dating website claims that nearly half of all spouses cheat. Although this number may be skewed on the high side given the demographics of those who use dating sites, there are probably a few who cheat that claimed not...Read More
Sorry the .pdf link with Judge Potter’s special Jury Instructions cannot be opened, which we referenced in the posting about Mike Runner yesterday. Will fix asap. Beginners goof-up. This is a good time to mention, however, that you may notice a slight slow down of posting in the next week, and to a lesser extent...Read More
From Paul C. O’Bryan: The Ct. of Appeals, in S.R.D. v. T.L.B., 174 S.W.3d 502 (Ky. App., 2005) discusses the theory of paternity by estoppel. I think the “best” chance (absent a new statute) is to argue that if a court can force a father from denying (when he is not the biological father) to...Read More
We were saddened by the death last week of our Louisville colleague, E. Michael Runner, a former AAML Fellow. Mike was opposing counsel in an alienation of affection case early in my career, a tort which has, thankfully, since been abolished in Kentucky. It was quite a circus and Mike did a masterful job. Judge...Read More
Mike “Buck” Morris, Managing Attorney of the Legal Aid Volunteer Lawyer Program is seeking attorneys to help them. Here’s the email I received for their program, “Pursuing Justice Restoring Hope”>Read More
Sarah Almy, a Louisville family law attorney, in response to our “Nature or Nurture” posting on genetic testing, posted the following comment: ” I strongly agree with your position. A statutory amendment would be a helpful tool for attorneys facing the situation of a vindictive mom such as your hypothetical Mary who would be willing...Read More
A Califonia bill which would have permitted a primary residential parent to relocate a-la-Fenwick was withdrawn after more than 4,000 complaints. Here’s the scoop from the San Francisco Law Blog.Read More
