Family law attorneys in Kentucky
4 family law attorneys across 1 city in Kentucky. Family law attorneys in Kentucky who represent fathers, plus support resources for men in the state.
Cordell & Cordell
Louisville office of Cordell & Cordell, a multi-state family law firm that markets its representation to men in divorce. The office is staffed by litigation attorneys Olivia Craig and Bailey Miller and handles divorce, child custody and support, and mediation.
Durrett & Kersting, PLLC
Louisville family law firm of attorneys Christine Durrett and Nicole Kersting. Its fathers' rights page covers establishing paternity as a precondition to custody and visitation, custody disputes under Kentucky's equal parenting time presumption, and modification of existing parenting schedules.
Tibbs Law Office
Louisville practice of attorney Krsna Tibbs. The fathers' rights page covers requests for equal parenting time, paternity establishment for unmarried fathers, and modification of existing custody orders involving relocation or school placement.
Winner Law Group, LLC
Louisville family law firm with attorneys Louis P. Winner, Anna F. Hudson and Crystal J. Mahoney. Its fathers' rights page addresses custody claims by unwed fathers, documenting a father's involvement for court, and decision-making authority over a child's education and healthcare.
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
How many family law attorneys are in Kentucky?
Men's Rights Matter lists 4 family law attorneys in Kentucky across 1 city, led by Louisville. New listings are added as we verify them.
Which cities in Kentucky have the most family law attorneys?
Louisville (4).
How is custody decided in Kentucky?
Every state applies a best-interests-of-the-child standard, with its own factors and presumptions about shared parenting. An attorney on this page can explain how Kentucky courts and your county apply them.
Can child support be changed in Kentucky?
Generally yes, when income or circumstances change substantially. The process and thresholds differ by state; an attorney can tell you whether your change qualifies.