AN ACT relating to domestic relations.

Summary

The bill changes Kentucky law so a party’s failure to follow a court order does not stop the other side from receiving child support or visitation. It makes willful non‑compliance contempt of court and lets the prevailing parent get extra visitation time, attorney fees, and a court‑ordered schedule within two years. It also restores visitation if abuse allegations are cleared by the state health agency.

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