Legal Question in Family Law in Kentucky

Why is a 14 year old girl allowed to have a boyfriend? And certainly why is this child allowed to spend time with a boyfriend instead of spending time with her father?

If Mom refuses to deliver her for visitation, she can be held in contempt of court for violating the custody order. I would suggest Mom get on board with insisting that the daughter visit dad on his days, and make a united front, otherwise, she'll have to explain to the judge why it is more important for her 14 year old child to spend time with a boy rather than with her father.

A common misconception with Kentucky family law is that once a child is of a certain age (such as 14), they no longer have to abide by the court's orders. That is absolutely false. Until she is 18, she has to abide by the court-ordered visitation schedule, and it is Mom's responsibility to make certain that happens. If you can make a child go to school, clean their room and eat their vegetables, you can make the child visit the non-custodial parent on the scheduled visitation days.

If Mom doesn't start abiding by the visitation order, I'd bring a motion for contempt. I'd suggest finding a local attorney to discuss the case and go over all of the options.