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No. Past results illustrate our experience but do not guarantee future outcomes. Each case is unique and results depend on the specific facts, evidence, applicable law, and the court. We evaluate each matter individually and provide an honest assessment during your consultation.

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The results include successful outcomes across family law and related practice areas including adoption, divorce, child custody, personal injury, same-sex/LGBTQ+ rights, and dependency/neglect cases in Northern Kentucky.

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Are the featured cases representative of all outcomes?

Featured cases highlight notable or precedent-setting results but are not a comprehensive list of all matters. They illustrate the firm’s experience handling complex litigation and high-impact cases; outcomes vary by case.

All Results

Collaborative Divorce Kenton County

Telling the Kids Together: A Child-Focused Collaborative Divorce

A Kenton County couple only knew they wanted their kids to be okay. With a neutral therapist and financial advisor, they divorced collaboratively and told the children together.

The Case

A Kenton County couple decided to separate, but they weren't sure of anything other than wanting to make sure their kids were going to be okay. After consultations with different lawyers, they chose a Collaborative Divorce.

Over the span of a couple of months, we put together a team for the family: a neutral therapist to help guide the parents and children, and a neutral financial advisor to help find a reasonable way to divide marital assets that also had non-marital money attached.

The parents talked to the children together about the divorce while at a baby animal farm, leaving them with good memories to go along with the bad news.

The Result

With the help of The Heinrich Firm, the couple are now divorced, and both are raising happy children together.

“The Heinrich Firm (Rene and her team) are the best family / custody / divorce lawyer in Campbell County! I would not hesitate to recommend them.”

Alex Fitzer, Google review. A client in a similar matter, not necessarily this case. The firm averages 4.8 across 71 Google reviews. Read every review

Questions People Ask

What is family law mediation?

Mediation is a voluntary process where a neutral third party helps divorcing couples or parents reach agreements on issues like property division, custody, and support without going to court.

How is child custody determined?

Kentucky courts determine custody based on the child's best interests. Factors include each parent's relationship with the child, stability of living situations, the child's preferences, and each parent's willingness to facilitate a relationship with the other parent. It is a common falsehood that there is a magic age in which "a child can choose." While a child's wishes are part of a court's consideration, the court can decide otherwise until a child is 18.

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