In June of 2018, Kentucky passed law that takes the 50/50 parenting time law further, making the presumption that 50/50 custody and parenting time law for all motions to modify custody in addition to motions for temporary custody and parenting time.
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It is a very good idea not to just consider that you want to see your kids half the time, but how you can make that happen. In many ways, a 50/50 parenting time schedule includes two single parents each of which have the same obligations singly when they have the children. All the more reason to work together for the best interest of the child to make these issues so much easier on the child, family, and the parents.
On April 10, Kentucky enacted a law that now brings to fruition what many Courts have already began to put into place long before by making shared parenting time and joint custody the law. In technical terms, HB 492 creates a presumption that at the hearing for temporary orders, generally the first hearing in a divorce or custody action, that the Parties should have joint custody and share equally in parenting time.