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Are you seeking changes to existing temporary or permanent child custody orders? The well-being of your child guides Court decisions about custody changes and parenting time modifications in all Kentucky cases. Reasons can arise in the lives of parents in Kentucky which require them to seek court approval of a new child custody agreement. When evaluating modification requests, a judge …
How could social media impact a Louisville divorce? If you are considering a divorce in Louisville you should begin reducing your social media footprint. The experienced Louisville divorce and family law attorneys at Dodd & Dodd have represented clients before Louisville family law courts for decades. The impact of social media in a local divorce process continues to increase. How …
Fighting a restraining order can help your Louisville divorce case. Why should you fight to keep a temporary restraining order from becoming permanent? Why are domestic violence allegations so important if you are planning a divorce in Louisville? The experienced Louisville divorce and family law attorneys at Dodd & Dodd Attorneys, PLLC help those who are victims of domestic violence …
Are you concerned about managing co-parenting issues during a divorce? The manner with which you handle yourself and all communications between you and your former spouse will make all the difference in a successful outcome. Going through a divorce can present many new challenges for anyone in Louisville. This is especially true when efforts still need to be made to …
Protecting your custody and parenting time in a Louisville divorce is one of the most important goals for the majority of parents. What is the difference between “child custody” and “parenting time” also known as “visitation” and how are these established in a Louisville divorce? Child custody refers to the party with the legal right to make decisions regarding where …
Are you seeking modifications to your Louisville divorce orders? What must occur for you to successfully pursue a change in orders relating to: spousal maintenance child support child custody or parenting time domestic violence or abuse The answer to your question is actually quite legally complex. The decision of whether or not the Court will hear your case will be …