Kentucky Court of Appeals Reinforces Due Process in Domestic Violence Cases: What Allen v. Newton Means for Family Law Litigants
When Family Courts Skip the Hearing: A Kentucky Court of Appeals Reminder
The Kentucky Court of Appeals made clear in Allen v. Newton what the statute already says: once a family court enters an Emergency Protective Order, an evidentiary hearing is not optional. It is mandatory.
Bowman Legal Secures Another Victory in Kentucky Court of Appeals: DVO Vacated for Due Process Violation
Louisville attorney Jason Bowman wins unanimous Kentucky Court of Appeals decision vacating domestic violence order. Due process violation in Jefferson Family Court.
Domestic Violence in Kentucky: Supreme Court Rules State Can Protect Residents from Out-of-State Abusers
Victory for Parents’ Rights! The Kentucky Court of Appeals granted a rare writ of prohibition in favor of Bowman Legal’s clients, halting a family court that acted without proper service or jurisdiction. This powerful image of unity and justice outside the courthouse captures the essence of our fight to protect due process and parental rights. Read how we secured this critical win and what it means for families across Kentucky.
Kentucky Court of Appeals Split on DVO Appeal: Why Relief Requested Matters
In a split decision, the Kentucky Court of Appeals vacated a DVO and remanded the case—not because of the facts, but because of the relief requested. Learn what this means for Kentucky families and appellate law at Bowman Legal