Legal Question in Family Law in Kentucky

Re: Crossing state lines with a 4 year old

Agencies can only move when such allegations are substantiated. Child abuse has become a weapon in many child custody situations, that is since it is so difficult to substantiate and the consequences are so dire, the mere allegation, at times is enough to scare the non-custodial parent away from forcing the issue. Unless there is some sort of physical evidence or testimony from the child, the situation becomes hard to deal with. You need to consult an attorney. You will have to live in Kentucky for 180 days before Kentucky will have any claim to jurisdiction. Even at that, Texas, in the case of chld custody, will most likely be able to claim jurisdiction. The issue that you are faced with are too complex to be answered here. This is not a "do-it-yourself" project. There are no "written" instructions. If you have a Texas child support order, then, more than likely, the case is a Texas case. See or call your attorney in Texas, for one on one advice.