Kentucky’s Bold Custody Shift: Balancing Revolution and Concerns in Divorce Laws
FRANKFORT, Ky. — Kentucky’s adoption of a law establishing 50% shared custody as the default in divorce cases has sparked significant changes to family law since its implementation in 2018. This legislation aims to improve outcomes for children by promoting equal parenting time, thus reshaping how divorces are handled in the state. Advocates for the law argue that it prioritizes children’s best interests by ensuring that both parents remain actively involved in their lives. Supporters assert that time spent with each parent fosters healthy relationships and emotional well-being for children navigating the challenges of divorce. … Read more