Does Kentucky recognize tortious interference with parental rights
as a cause of action and, if so, what elements constitute such a tort? If this is true, is the Restatement (Second) of Torts
§ 700 applicable to such a situation?
I filed 5motions. 1 contempt for interfering with child's therapeutic relationship. (parties ordered to comply with therapist recommendations. Mother refuses to do so and removed child from therapy)2 contempt for failing to produce child for scheduled visitation. ( Mother is letting child... View More 
answered on Jan 16, 2023
The facts as you set them out do not support a change of venue. There is a backlog of cases already in the jurisdiction you mentioned still waiting for adjudication. It takes a while to get a decision.
I notice a charge on my Credit card from a insurance agent for disability. There was a over payment and they charge my credit card without my authority...
answered on Jan 4, 2023
The Union usually has a set off provision in their cardholder agreement which allows them to set off any monies in your account to the extent their debt is paid.
When he hit it he diddnt stop at first and the goal was hooked to his van and when he dragged it he also hit our mailbox with it but now he is saying it's our fault for the goal being that close to road and he isn't paying for it
Or any case law in higher courts
The bus driver gave me no reason as to why they needed either of my identification when I kept asking. They wouldn’t delete my information from their personal iPhone after I asked several times. A school receptionist asked the bus driver to delete the photos, which the bus driver eventually did... View More
answered on Dec 8, 2022
Yes, if you voluntarily gave them the identification. Otherwise, no.
I was watching some videos and was curious if person A could sue person B even if person A put themselves in a situation that they knew could possibly put them at risk of injury.
answered on Nov 20, 2022
A Kentucky attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. It sounds like you are talking about the legal defense known as "assumption of risk." It depends on the particular circumstances. On cases where the defense is raised, the conditions can be fact-specific. Good luck
The trailer is valued at $11,000 and it is being sold for $20,000. $4,000 has done been paid towards the $20,000 but just now discovering the property only values at $11,000 can I get the price reduced is this even legal?
I DETAILED BIKES AND STORED THEM UNTIL THEY WERE SOLD AND NEVER RECEIVED PAYMENT. NOW THAT I AM DEMANDING PAYMENT HE WANTS TO REMOVE HIS OTHER BIKES FROM MY SHOP THAT HAVE BEEN HERE 7MONTHS
answered on Nov 4, 2022
You have a mechanics lien for payment on all bikes stored with you and you do not have to release them to the owner until you are paid in full.
On appeal from the Laurel District Court my friend's lawyer erroneously filed a writ of mandamus under the circuit appeal case no. The circuit court remanded it back to district which affirmed its first order. He filed another notice and statement of appeal, but it has not been given a case... View More
answered on Nov 1, 2022
A case is given one case number at each level of court it reaches (District, Circuit, KCA, KSC). That number never changes no matter how many times the case is in (or back in) that court.
On 12/27/21 I sent an administrative appeal with an in forma pauperis (IFP) to the Franklin Circuit Court. The filing deadline was 1/10/22. The clerk received and signed for the filing on 1/3/22. Per CR. 5.05 any filing accompanied by an IFP is to be considered filed when it received by the clerk.... View More
answered on Nov 1, 2022
You might want to consider asking the Franklin circuit court to reinstate the case given the facts above. It seems clear your appeal would have been timely filed but for the clerical delay. The tiles provide for the court to consider such requests and act on them.
The fence guy did 4 days of work over the last 2 months. Has not responded to calls or texts the last week. Has his house, tractor, truck and other items now listed for sale. His tractor is sitting on my property. What are my options to get my money back?
answered on Oct 7, 2022
You should see an attorney first thing Monday morning; a lawsuit may be your only avenue.
Hello, my neighborhood has had an issue with car theft. The previous tenant in my home had his car stolen, the perpetrator was caught on camera, and the police never pursued the offense. This has happened several more times in my neighborhood since I've lived here, and the police never do... View More
I call again because i haven't heard back and I had additional information to give and again she said she'd call me. This 8-24-2022
answered on Sep 16, 2022
Call and schedule an in person appointment with your lawyer to discuss the case and get an update.
He has a clerk job he makes about $1400 clear a month after taxes He has also defaulted in a civil lawsuit
answered on Aug 29, 2022
Your brother seems to qualify for filing bankruptcy. He makes very little income. There may be a problem for him in that if he sold the restaurant, there should be maybe money left over or money to be accounted for. There is also a requirement to keep records. He could make a gross income of... View More
What can/should I do? Bought shed off marketplace, paid seller in full. She msg today, said it shed was repoed. Refuses to give My $6000 back. When I purchased it, seller wrote out a bill of sale, stating I paid her cash in full plus she didn't owe on building and it wasn't financed. Come... View More
answered on Aug 17, 2022
You’ll need a bankruptcy lawyer to help you file an adversary proceeding against her for fraud within her bankruptcy case so as to prove your claim.
I bought a "she shed" from girl. Got receipt stating I paid her & she didn't owe on it. Just found out She's filed bankruptcy, finance co came and repoed it. She says she don't have my money to return to me. Paid $6000 cash for it. What can/should I do? Ty
answered on Aug 17, 2022
Hire a bankruptcy lawyer to represent you snd file an adversarial proceeding against her for defrauding you.
The petitioner and I were never in a relationship. In court
he accused me of being the reason he nearly lost custody of his son, and for him being kicked out of his residence claiming I got his girlfriend to kick him out . It wasn't until after the first case that I found out his ex... View More
answered on Jul 30, 2022
You can file a complaint for harassment at your local county attorneys office in the county in which you reside.
Remanded from the courts docket for lack of service”?
answered on Jul 26, 2022
It means the case is taken off the docket bc the party being sued has not been served with the summons and complaint or petition.
In my divorce the home was to be occupied by him, but he was to have the home refinanced and I was to get a percentage of the equity, however he did not refinance, the home was in foreclosure but he has sold it, but my name is still on the deed, so can he sell this home without me signing off on it?
answered on Jul 22, 2022
No. He cannot. Make a motion to hold him in contempt in the divorce case.
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