In a recent government meeting, several significant family court cases were discussed, highlighting ongoing issues related to child support, custody, and trial preparations.

The court addressed the case of Rich versus Rich, where a motion was made to establish child support and medical support for two children, with calculations based on Kentucky's child support guidelines set at $312 per month, effective September 1st. The judge confirmed the order would be submitted accordingly.

Another case, White versus White, involved a motion for contempt against Tammy White, who has an outstanding child support arrearage of $669.39. The court noted that she last made a payment in April 2024, and the judge was urged to hold her accountable for the missed payments.

The meeting also touched on the upcoming trial preparations in Hollingsworth versus Asher, where attorneys discussed the need for video depositions from several medical professionals. The court emphasized the importance of resolving these cases promptly, with a proposed trial date set for early January. The judge expressed a commitment to facilitating a swift resolution, acknowledging the stress prolonged cases can place on families.

Additionally, the court discussed the case of Cornelius versus Cornelius, where mediation was suggested to address contested issues, primarily focusing on child custody and visitation rights. The judge indicated a desire to meet with the involved parties and their attorneys to clarify the main issues before proceeding to trial.

Overall, the meeting underscored the court's ongoing efforts to manage family law cases efficiently while ensuring that child support and custody matters are addressed fairly and promptly.