Child Custody Northern Kentucky
An Unmarried Father Cut Off From His Infant Wins 50/50 Parenting Time
An unmarried father had been cut off from seeing his infant child by the mother. Through litigation, he quickly received a shared parenting schedule with 50/50 time.
The Case
The Heinrich Firm represented an unmarried father who had been cut off from seeing his infant child by the mother.
The Result
Within a short time, through litigation, our client received a shared parenting schedule with 50/50 time.
“We are so grateful for the outstanding representation we received from Rene Heinrich of The Heinrich Firm in our juvenile case.…”
Questions People Ask
What's the difference between legal and physical custody?
Legal custody involves decision-making authority for major issues like education, healthcare, and religion. Physical custody (usually referred to as "parenting time" in Kentucky) refers to where the child lives and how he or she spends time with both parents. Parents can share both types of custody jointly or one parent may have primary custody.
More answersCan a custody order be modified?
Yes, custody orders can be modified if there's a substantial change in circumstances affecting the child's best interests. Examples include relocation, change in work schedule, safety concerns, or the child's needs changing as they grow.
More answersPast results don't guarantee future outcomes. Each case is unique.
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