Legal Question in Family Law in Kentucky

Re: Child custody & support modification another state

Child custodly issues are complicated and interstate custudy situations are more complicated. Most states have entered into varouis agreements concerning this matter. The first thing to realize is that while each case shares some common attributes, there are sufficient differences to make each one unique. Any agreement that you and your ex-spouse reach must meet court approval. There are several things that such agreements should address in light of your individual situations. The ONLY way to approach this is with counsel. "Do-it'yourself" projects in this area can (and more often than not) lead to disagreements and an uncomfortable environment for the child, especially a teen. You will not find much on the "web" to help you since most of these things are "custom" made. Good luck. there are so may folks that do nothing and lives are made miserable as a result. Seek the advise of a local attorney on a one to one basis. You will like the result.