Law Office of Victoria Oakley

08/27/2020

It's that time again! School's looking a little different this year, and a lot of you have chosen to home-school your children........so "Teach your children well..and feed them on your dreams..must be free to teach your children..make a world that we can live in.......

09/26/2018

I saw an orange leaf today and realized how close we are to a full blown display of brilliant color in the trees. Before you know it, the holidays will be here. Now is the time to handle those legal issues you have been putting off...before the holidays begin!

06/14/2018

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*****My Goal Is Your Success*****

Victoria A. Oakley, Attorney-at-Law

Specializing in the practice of Family Law &
Bankruptcy

06/14/2018

In my line of work, I see a lot of addiction problems from abuse of alcohol or drugs. I encourage those of you who have a problem to seek treatment so that you can once again take control of your life. Either you control your addiction or it controls you. When it controls you, people in your life suffer. They suffer from the loss of YOU!

06/10/2018

www.wlwt.com/article/new-kentucky-law-pushes-for...parenting-time.../20705005
May 15, 2018 - Kentucky will be the first state to establish joint custody or equally shared parenting time as the legal starting point in every divorce case. ... this is such good news for parents dealing with controlling ex-partners who want to try to control every minute a child spends with the other parent!

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06/10/2018

www.nkytribune.com/.../new-shared-custody-legislation-becomes-law-in-kentucky-jul...
Jun 30th, 2017 · 14 Comments ... On July 1, Kentucky's laws will begin supporting joint custody with equal parenting time when families ... The equal parenting time presumption applies even if the parents do not agree on a parenting schedule. ... Existing child custody arrangements are not affected by the law change.