Cooley v. Cooley: Did the Kentucky Court of Appeals Get Expungement Right?
Kentucky says expunged cases are deemed never to have occurred. So why did the Court of Appeals allow testimony about one in a custody case? We dig in.
Kentucky says expunged cases are deemed never to have occurred. So why did the Court of Appeals allow testimony about one in a custody case? We dig in.
The Kentucky Court of Appeals reversed abuse findings against a grandmother, grandfather, and aunt in a published opinion, holding that mere access to a household is not evidence of abuse. Bowman Legal secured the win for the Henderson County family.
The Kentucky Court of Appeals reversed a Henry Family Court abuse finding built entirely on inadmissible child hearsay. What KRE 804A really requires.