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Lisa L. Johnson
Legal paternity affects more than custody or child support. It determines whether a child can inherit from a father under Kentucky law. When families understand this connection, they can reduce confusion and avoid disputes during probate. Why legal paternity matters...
When custody cases involve domestic violence, Kentucky courts focus on keeping children safe and supported. State law gives judges clear rules for deciding parenting time and decision-making authority. Knowing how courts apply these rules can help you understand what...
High-asset divorce often involves money and property that go beyond regular paychecks or savings accounts. You may have business interests, investments, or income that does not appear on standard financial statements. In these cases, forensic accountants help sort...
Royalties and future income streams can complicate property division during divorce. These assets often tie to work done during the marriage but pay out later. If you face this issue in Kentucky, understanding how courts treat these assets can help you prepare. What...
When a parent plans to move with a child, it can cause stress and uncertainty. You may worry about losing time or the ability to stay involved in your child’s daily life. Kentucky law gives you options when relocation threatens your relationship. How relocation...
Your custody order shapes how you share time with your child. Holidays and school breaks matter because they bring important routines and family traditions. You may wonder if a custody order can outline these details. Holiday schedules in custody orders Kentucky...
Divorce can bring every part of your life into focus, especially when significant assets are involved. In high-asset cases, lifestyle evidence can shape how courts view property division. Judges want a clear picture of the couple’s financial habits, spending, and...
Dividing assets during divorce in Kentucky can cause tension and confusion. Many people ask if they must share property or money they inherited during marriage. The answer depends on how they handled that inheritance afterward. Understanding marital and nonmarital...
When a child is born to unmarried parents, the father’s name might not appear on the birth certificate right away. If you’re a father in Kentucky, adding your name is an important legal step that gives you recognized rights and responsibilities toward your child....
It can be stressful when your child refuses to visit their other parent. You might want to respect their feelings, but you also know there’s a court order you’re supposed to follow. In Kentucky, that order isn’t optional; it’s legally binding. The challenge is...