Can I get that wipes cleaned or whatever if I pay the amount or would I still have to serve 14 days in jail bc I honestly can't I just got a job and my daughter is 2 I'm all she has if I go to jail what happense to her? She never been away from me that long! So I don't want to live... Read more »
answered on Jan 30, 2023
You can probably get the warrant and time to serve set aside if you hire a lawyer and pay the money.
My baby’s father has been inconsistent since I got pregnant, we were never together. He was charged with possession of Marijuana and intent to sell 6 months ago in Indiana (we live in Louisville, KY) and is on probation, he is also unemployed and we suspect he is still selling. He has seen her 5... Read more »
answered on Jan 28, 2023
Yes. He could still get visitation. I would do nothing snd make him take you to court. Then you can impeach him with all the drug convictions snd ammo you have.
He left me in oct 2022. Rented a house. Now that he cant afford to stay there he wants to come back just to live not as my husband. I dont want him back. We both have our names on the house/land deed. Can i keep him gone?
answered on Jan 28, 2023
Legally, you can’t keep him from coming back. Best to get the divorce filed quickly, get the house divided and buy him out of his share.
I have a baby on the way its around 14, 000 i could really use. Now im 18 i moved out she kept all my paperwork my phone car money.
answered on Jan 27, 2023
Depends on the source of the monies that your adopted mother received.
Is it legal for them to try to take a child whose about to be adopted by someone else?
He is not in the arrears and was never married to the mother.
My ex and I have joint custody over our child, and recently my ex has said that while our child is in their custody they will not buy medicine for our child when they are sick, nor take them to the doctor when sick. Would this be considered medical neglect and would I be able to get sole custody or... Read more »
answered on Jan 23, 2023
Yes, she could. But it is also likely you will be awarded the sole power to make healthcare decisions for your child.
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... Read 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.
answered on Jan 16, 2023
Prepared will signed and notarized is the legal standard. The notebook with no witnesses and not signed is worthless.
I have an upcoming court child custody hearing. I have one child with the other party; however I have other children outside of that prior relationship. Does a child custody proceeding concern "solely" the child between the litigants or are all children of either party subject to the... Read more »
answered on Jan 16, 2023
Only the child you have with this person can be considered for actual custody but the circumstances surrounding the other children may also be considered in determining the award of custody of the child in question.
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?
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?
answered on Jan 16, 2023
Yes. It’s called custodial interference and can give rise to both civil and criminal causes of action.
I moved from AL, case was there. Ex wife is in prison in FL. I won sole custody of the child. Served papers this morning for contempt of court for the child not talking to mother, the child does not want to. Child is 12. I want to move the case to KY where we have resided now for the last year. How... Read more »
answered on Jan 7, 2023
Make a motion to transfer to Ky pursuant to the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act since you’ve been in Ky for at least six months.
She gave birth on cocaine,courts placed kids with us.She skipped all court.Years later taking me to court for custody.Failed to mention she and her mother lied to hospital saying kids lived with ME to get baby released.They both skipped court.Now I pay a lawyer for court she’s dragged me into as... Read more »
answered on Jan 2, 2023
Yes. She can take you to court if she is the mother of the children. Yes. It is legal. If her request is denied or determined frivolous, you could be awarded your attorney fees insured.
answered on Dec 31, 2022
File a petition for emancipation in the district court of the county in which you live.
I was naned on the certificate without my knowledge I am veing sued by the custodian and nir the mother and the lawyer for her has bored the sister as being the mother and nit the actual mother
answered on Dec 22, 2022
Ask for a dna test and determine the child’s lineage. If the child is yours, you may behave to pay child support. If the child is not yours, problem dolved.
My sister has a protective order against her ex and they are to have no contact. She is asking for a dissolution of marriage with children and wants child support. In some of the sections it is asking for where her ex works and what his salary is. She does not know this and can't ask him due... Read more »
answered on Dec 21, 2022
Simply put unknown snd file the paperwork. There is no need to contact the husband got that information.
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