Lynch Cox Family Law

06/05/2026

Revisiting a key historical child support case on the Blog. What should the court do when one parent has an extremely high income?

We are honored to be regularly invited by the Louisville Bar Association to give the Annual Domestic Relations Case Law Update. Each year, we are asked about the most important case of the year.

05/29/2026

Wondering what Kentucky law says about private school disputes between parents? Check out this historical case up on our Blog.

We are honored to be regularly invited by the Louisville Bar Association to give the Annual Domestic Relations Case Law Update. Each year, we are asked about the most important case of the year.

05/25/2026

We pause to honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice will never be forgotten.

05/22/2026

Unpaid judgment in a family law case? Check out our foundational law post on judgment interest.

We are honored to be regularly invited by the Louisville Bar Association to give the Annual Domestic Relations Case Law Update. Each year, we are asked about the most important case of the year.

05/15/2026

Our walk to the courthouse has a meaningful new landmark. Just outside our office, a new statue honoring civil rights pioneer Alberta O. Jones was unveiled today.

04/17/2026

Up on the Blog now is a foundational UCCJEA case, focusing on determining the child's home state and how temporary absences from that Kentucky are treated.

Blog post digesting published Court of Appeals case about UCCJEA home state and temporary absences from state

04/10/2026

Explore our Blog post analyzing the foundational Kentucky case on parenting time and the evolving 50/50 presumption.

Blog post digesting Kentucky published case on parenting time and 50/50 presumption

04/03/2026

Are you wondering about child support when one of your two (or more) children graduates from high school? Contrary to common belief, child support may not automatically be reduced by half. Read our Blog post to learn more.

Child support may not be cut in half when one child turns 18. Under Kentucky law, it depends on the facts.

04/01/2026

Our very own Elizabeth Howell was quoted in this recent Courier Journal article on Kentucky's equal parenting time presumption. Check out the article for her quote on what research says about parenting time.

When the law passed in 2018, Kentucky became the first state with equal joint custody as its standard. Now that law is facing criticism.

02/27/2026

Learn more about the historic case law on time-sharing and the 50/50 presumption in this foundational case post on the Blog.

We are honored to be regularly invited by the Louisville Bar Association to give the Annual Domestic Relations Case Law Update. Each year, we are asked about the most important case of the year.