Domestic Violence Determination - Kentucky

Domestic Violence Determination is a legal document that was released by the Kentucky Department for Community Based Services - a government authority operating within Kentucky.

FAQ

Q: What is domestic violence?
A: Domestic violence refers to physical, emotional, or sexual abuse that occurs within a personal relationship.

Q: What is a domestic violence determination?
A: A domestic violence determination is a legal process to determine if domestic violence has occurred in a specific situation.

Q: How is domestic violence determined in Kentucky?
A: In Kentucky, domestic violence can be determined through evidence, such as witness testimony, medical reports, or police reports.

Q: Who can request a domestic violence determination?
A: A victim of domestic violence, their attorney, or a court may request a domestic violence determination.

Q: What are the consequences of a domestic violence determination?
A: Consequences may include protection orders, restricted access to firearms, custody or visitation restrictions, and criminal charges.

Q: Can domestic violence determinations be appealed?
A: Yes, domestic violence determinations can be appealed to a higher court if there are legal grounds for the appeal.