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June 29, 2015
Car Wreck Lawyer Danville, KY

Do I Need UIM Coverage In Ky?

Underinsured Motorist Coverage (UIM) compensates you if the person that hit you in a car wreck doesn't have enough insurance to cover your damages in Kentucky. If you do not have UIM coverage , you should contact your insurance agent to look into adding that to your insurance policy
May 5, 2015
Non-parent custody in Kentucky

Non-Parent Custody In KY

To gain legal custody rights, a non-parent must show that the parent is unfit, which is often difficult to do. The non-parent must prove one of the following: that the parent is unsuitable and harmful to the child; has signed an agreement to surrender custody; OR that the parent is otherwise unqualified to claim custody.
April 16, 2015
Visitation lawyer Danville KY

Visitation in KY

Visitation or time-sharing refers to the time a parent spends with the child. Generally all parents are entitled to reasonable visitation. This is because all parents have a constitutional right to care for and control their children.
April 4, 2015
DUI Substance Abuse Programs in Kentucky

DUI Programs in KY

If convicted of a DUI in KY you are required to attend substance abuse treatment as recognized by the Driving Under the Influence Program in Kentucky. Kentucky does not currently accept online DUI classes for the substance abuse requirement for a DUI
March 20, 2015
Custody Attorneys in Danville KY

Custody In Kentucky

Custody in Kentucky is used to mean a variety of things in Kentucky Courts, and can refer several different types of “custody.” If you have questions about what type of custody you have or need to file for a change in custody contact a custody attorney at Hurst & Hurst Law at (859) 209-2101.
December 18, 2014
Bankruptcy Lawyer Kentucky

Utility Services After Bankruptcy

Public utilities, such as the electric company, cannot refuse or cut off service because you have filed for bankruptcy. However, the utility can require a deposit for future service and you do have to pay bills which arise after bankruptcy is filed.