Just as the Kentucky Supreme Court has three relocation related cases pending, Michigan has been struggling with the issue. Here is Jeanne Hannah’s post Mom’s relocation of 91 miles causes change in custody in Updates In Michicgan Family Law.Read More
HORVATH V. HORVATH TEMPORARY MAINTENANCE ARREARAGES 2006-SC-000837-DG PUBLISHED: REVERSING OPINION OF THE COURT BY JUSTICE SCOTT COUNTY: KENTON SC granted discretionary review on the issue of whether monthly payments by Husband to Wife satisfied his temporary maintenance obligation or represented a division of marital property, thus resulting in an arrearage of temporary maintenance payments by...Read More
We briefly mentioned Andrew Wolfson’s article in the Courier-Journal here. As an update here is his follow up piece reporting that Judge Timothy Feeley permitted the teenager’s mother to make his school decision. An appeal to the Kentucky Court of Appeals has been filed.Read More
Having access to case status throughout the pipeline is enabling lawyers to be better advocates. How? Well, if you represent a physician, do you think you want to try that case before Gaskill v. Robbins is decided? And, if you must mediate or try your case before then, perhaps the oral arguments may help you...Read More
The Kentucky Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers presented its 11th Annual Family Law Seminar on April 17 and 18, 2008. We enjoyed the presentations by our national President-Elect, Gary Nickelson, and the provocative and dynamic duo of Lynne Gold-Bikin and Dr. Jonathan Gould. The seminar was well attended and included several of...Read More
The story is online here. Some quotes: Last week, in a decision that underscores the tense relationship between science and law, a divided Kentucky Supreme Court told Rhoades that he could not press his paternity claim, no matter what evidence of fatherhood he might have, because J.N.R. was, and remains, a married woman. When it...Read More
