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: Divorce Law JournalFour Published Family Law Opinions From Ky Court of Appeals Today
By Diana L. Skaggs
Ivy v. Cabinet for Health and Family Services, et al . Contempt finding for failure to pay child support reversed.
Grayson v. Grayson. Judgment granting grandparents limited visitation over objection of children's parents reversed.
Cabinet for Health and Family Services v. Bowman Trial court's denial of motion to modify child support affirmed.
Kelsay v. Carson. Change of primary residence from father to mother affirmed.
Digests of all to follow, but meanwhile you can link to the cases. It may take a little longer than usual to post summaries.
Full post as published by Divorce Law Journal on July 16, 2010 (boomark / email).
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