Hardin County borders Bullitt County to the southwest. Our Shepherdsville office at 176 KY-44 W is about 25 miles from Elizabethtown, around 30 minutes down I-65. MDR Law Group, PLLC helps families in Elizabethtown, Radcliff, Vine Grove, and communities across Hardin County, including military families near Fort Knox.
Where Hardin County family cases are heard
Family cases in Hardin County are heard at the Hardin County Justice Center, 120 E. Dixie Ave., Elizabethtown. Hardin County is part of Kentucky's 9th Judicial Circuit, which has its own Family Court divisions.
Family law services for Hardin County residents
- Divorce: contested and uncontested
- Child Custody & Timesharing
- Child Support
- Protective Orders (EPO/DVO/IPO)
- Paternity
- Adoption
Hardin County family law FAQs
I'm stationed at Fort Knox but my home state is elsewhere. Can I file for divorce in Kentucky?
Often, yes. Kentucky allows a divorce when one spouse has lived in Kentucky, or been stationed here while serving in the armed forces, for the 180 days before filing. Military divorces can also involve federal rules on retirement pay and benefits, so talk with us before you file.
What happens to custody if a parent is deployed?
Kentucky has adopted the Uniform Deployed Parents Custody and Visitation Act, which sets rules for custody and timesharing while a parent is deployed and for returning to the prior arrangement afterward. We can help you plan ahead of a deployment or respond to a change.
Where is a Hardin County divorce filed?
If you or your spouse usually lives in Hardin County, the case can be filed at the Hardin County Justice Center in Elizabethtown.
Contact our Shepherdsville office
176 KY-44 W, Shepherdsville, Kentucky 40165 · (502) 309-9044 · m.richardson@mdrattorney.com
General information only, not legal advice.