HB 109: AN ACT relating to the dissolution of marriage.
HB 109 status: Introduced — recommitted to Appropriations & Revenue (H) (updated Apr 15, 2026).
What this bill does
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Bill summary
OfficialAmend KRS 403.044 to establish that the 60-day waiting period for the presentation of testimony in a divorce proceeding involving minor children shall not apply where the parties have completed the collaborative law process or family mediation that has resulted in a final agreement that is filed with the court....
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Environment
Benefits
- No direct environmental effect identified
Risks
- No direct environmental effect identified
Economy
Benefits
- Potential reduction in court administration costs
Risks
- Minimal impact on macroeconomic conditions
Society
Benefits
- Expedites divorce process for cooperative parties
- Encourages use of mediation and collaborative law
Risks
- Potential risk of rushing sensitive custody settlements
- May pressure parties to settle without sufficient reflection
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OpenStates summary
Accelerated timelines may reduce judicial oversight of child welfare
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