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  1. 19 lut 2019 · Kentucky recently became the first state to enact a child custody law with a rebuttable presumption of permanent joint legal custody and equal parenting time. The change to the Kentucky statute was championed by the National Parents Organization, formerly the Foundation for Fathers and Families.

  2. The Supreme Court held (1) the time period required for de facto custodian status under section 403.270 must be continuous, rather than aggregated; (2) any active participation by a parent in a custody proceeding evincing a desire to regain custody is sufficient to toll the requisite de facto custodian time period under section 403.270; (3 ...

  3. In his prehearing statement to the Court of Appeals, Bohanon argued that the family court erred in (1) awarding primary custody to Layman; (2) reducing Bohanon’s timesharing; and (3) recalculating child support “without considering all relevant facts and income.”

  4. This joint-custody law focuses on providing both parents equal footing in Kentucky child custody and timesharing determinations. Kentucky is the first state to have a child custody law with a presumption of permanent joint custody and equal shared parenting time.

  5. 2 dni temu · KRS Chapter 403. Includes enactments through the 2024 Regular Session. The KRS database was last updated on 10/15/2024. General Provisions. .010 Court may grant divorce -- Remarriage. .020 Repealed, 1972. .025 Proof in action for dissolution of marriage; credible witnesses. .030 Repealed, 1972.

  6. 20 sie 2024 · The Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (UCCJEA) decides when Kentucky courts can make and change “child-custody determinations.” This includes custody and visitation orders. The UCCJEA does not apply to child support cases.

  7. Custody refers to the legal right and responsibility to care for and make decisions on behalf of a child. Custody is usually decided by a judge when parents get divorced, when parents are unmarred but cannot agree to custody, or sometimes between a child’s parents and a third party.