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If you’re facing a legal complication in Kentucky but aren’t sure whether you need a family law attorney, this article is for you. Find clear answers here.

What is the process once CPS (CHFS) files a petition against me for dependency, neglect, or abuse?

As a parent, you have unique priorities when it comes to negotiating the terms of your divorce. What you may not realize, though, is that Kentucky recently passed a new law — one that could change the way you approach your child custody agreement. Read on for details about this law and how it may impact your case.

We’ve all heard the statistics: Over 20% of first marriages will divorce within 5 years; 48% will end within 20 — the list goes on. But these numbers don’t help anyone who’s actually trying to make it through a divorce in one piece. This article offers real answers to your questions about getting divorced in Kentucky.

For drug charges where the plea deal includes a "cd assessment", this blog answers the following questions: What is a "cd assessment"? Where can I get a "cd assessment"?

John Schmidt, a seasoned criminal defense attorney, discusses what to expect at arraignment.

This post discusses the factors the court must consider when determining best interest of the child in a custody dispute.

This post discusses what a parent can do if their parenting time has been restricted or removed by the Court.

John H. Schmidt, Kentucky's premier divorce and family law lawyer based in Shepherdsville, explains his thoughts on whether someone facing litigation needs a lawyer.

John H. Schmidt, Kentucky's premier divorce and family law lawyer based in Shepherdsville, explains permanent custody in Kentucky.