Do mothers have an advantage in child custody and parenting time cases here in Louisville and Jefferson County? How will child custody and parenting time usually be approached in a divorce? The reality under Kentucky law and the application of that law in our Family Courts is simple: there is no bias to the mother...
The New School Year May Require a New Louisville Child Custody and Parenting Time Schedule
The challenges of a new school year may require a new Jefferson County or Louisville child custody and parenting time schedule. There is a lot of discussion in the news as districts decide how the new school year will be managed. As children in Kentucky go back to school in one form or another divorced...
Move Away and Relocation Child Custody Cases in Louisville
What happens in move away and relocation child custody cases in Louisville after a divorce? It might be right away, or it might be months or years later. What happens in cases when one parent wishes to move out of the area or out-of-state with the kids and the local parent is against the move?...
Divorce Could Affect More than your Child’s Mental Health
Your divorce could affect more than your child's mental health. Oftentimes, when it comes to how divorce affects children, a majority of articles focus on the mental health of a child post-separation. While this is incredibly important information to keep in mind, recent research out of Norway suggests that divorcing parents may need to consider...