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Herald v. Herald, UCCJEA (Child Custody Jurisdiction)

By Diana L. Skaggs

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HERALD V. HERALD CHILD CUSTODY JURISDICTION (UCCJEA) 2008-CA-000601 PUBLISHED: VACATING AND REMANDING PANEL: THOMPSON PRESIDING; STUMBO AND GUIDUGLI CONCUR COUNTY: KENTON DATE RENDERED: 2/13/2009 Dad appealed KY TC?s ruling awarding custody of 3 children to Mom, contending that KY TC lacked jurisdiction to make such an order under UCCJEA. FACTS: Family lived in NC for several years before parties separated and Wife and children moved to KY in April 2007. Dad, a marine, stayed in NC awaiting deployment. In June 2007, parties entered into a separation agreement giving Dad custody of kids, and kids returned to NC where they stayed...

Full post as published by Divorce Law Journal on February 27, 2009 (boomark / email).

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