Williams v. Frymire, child custody modification and jurisdiction. Digest to follow.Read More

Lee v. George 2011-SC-000265-MR Published:   Affirming   County:  Jefferson Father appealed Court of Appeals’ denial of petition for writ of mandamus or prohibition, in which he asked that the judge be required to disqualify himself from case due to his bias against Father and that the Guardian Ad Litem and opposing counsel be disqualified because...Read More

McIntosh v. Landrum NO. 2012-CA-000161-ME Published:  Opinion Affirming County:     Kenton Father appeals order of Kenton Circuit Court requiring him to pay, as part of his child support, amounts for respite care and work-related childcare, as well as part of Mother’s attorney fees and court costs.Read More

McFelia v. McFelia. Child support where parents share time with the children almost equally.  Bell v. Bell. Exclusion of unreimbursed business expenses from income of employed obligor for child support purposes. Read More

From the Court of Appeals: Telek v. Daugherty, DVO   McIntosh v. Landrum, child support and attorney fees Digests to follow.  No published family law opinions from the Ky Supreme Court.Read More

Samson v. Samson, relocation, from Ky Court of Appeals. Digest to follow. None from the Kentucky Supreme Court.Read More

Nosarzewski v. Nosarzewski No. 2011-CA-002148-ME Published: Opinion Affirming County: Fayette Mother appeals from a judgment awarding $10,828.61 to Father for overpayment of child care expenses. In 1999, a child support order established father’s obligation at $453.00 per month, which included $270.56 in child care expenses.  In 2003, father sought a reduction in child support but...Read More

 Nosarzewshi v. Nosarzewski, judgment reimbursing father for child support that included day care expense affirmed for period of time day care expense not incurred. Digest to follow. Read More

No published family law opinions on July 27, 2012. From July 20, we have just posted the digest of Ball v. Tatum. We still have to complete the digests of Lee v. George and S..S. v. Cabinet for Health and Family Services, but otherwise we are up to date.Read More