Spencer County is our neighbor to the east, and KY-44 runs from our Shepherdsville office through Mount Washington to Taylorsville, about 23 miles. MDR Law Group, PLLC helps families in Taylorsville and across Spencer County with divorce, custody, child support, and other family law matters.
Where Spencer County family cases are heard
Spencer County court cases are heard in Taylorsville, and the Circuit Court Clerk's office is in the Spencer County Courthouse Annex, 27 E. Main St. Spencer County is part of Kentucky's 53rd Judicial Circuit, which has a Family Court judge.
Family law services for Spencer County residents
- Divorce: contested and uncontested
- Child Custody & Timesharing
- Child Support
- Protective Orders (EPO/DVO/IPO)
- Paternity
- Adoption
Spencer County family law FAQs
My spouse lives in Spencer County and I live in Bullitt County. Where do we file?
Either county can be the right place, because a divorce can be filed where either spouse usually lives. Which is better depends on your situation, so ask us before you file.
I left home and I'm staying with family in Spencer County. Can I ask for a protective order here?
Yes. A petition for a domestic violence order can be filed in the county where you live or in a county you have fled to in order to escape abuse. The Center for Women and Families serves Spencer County and has a free 24-hour crisis line at 1-844-237-2331.
Contact our Shepherdsville office
176 KY-44 W, Shepherdsville, Kentucky 40165 · (502) 309-9044 · m.richardson@mdrattorney.com
General information only, not legal advice.