Legal Question in Family Law in Kentucky

This is an evidence question and so, I must give a warning - your fiance or his attorney must make an objection in court if this evidene is offered. No objection and the evidence comes in. The recording is "hearsay" and not directly admissible. You would not be a party to the action and so it would not come in as an admission by a party. You could, however, be called to tesfity as a witness. If that happened it might be admitted as a prior inconsistent statement. However, even if it came in, it is hard to say what level of credibility would be given to it.

However, you have two other things to consider: The ex appears to be committing extortion and you could see if the County or Commonwealth Attorney would pursue charges against her or allow you to press charges.

Lastly, if your fiance had hit you, it may be wise for you to seek some counseling regarding domestic violence prior to getting married.

It really would be good if you invested in seeking the advice of an attorney directly because all of the above is limited to the few facts you provided and there may be other factors that would change the information given.