Fayette County Attorney Office
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Our office touches the lives of virtually every citizen of Fayette County. With a staff of nearly 90 employees, including 23 attorneys, this office is responsible for prosecuting thousands of criminal cases each year in district court.

This office is responsible for serving as legal advisor to the elected constitutional offices in the county, establishing paternity and collecting court-ordered child support, representing the Commonwealth in juvenile dependency, neglect and abuse cases, and assisting families with disability guardianship and involuntary mental health treatment for loved ones.As an elected public servant and having practiced law for 50 years, I take these duties very seriously.

My talented staff recognizes that the performance of our jobs has a dramatic impact on our community. As your County Attorney, my team and I are here to serve you. Exemplary service is the goal of this office. Please browse through this website as it contains important information about my office and the work we are doing.
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It has been my experience, as a practicing attorney for more than 50 years, that the majority of citizens do not realize the important impact this office has throughout our community.
It is my intention to make this site a source of information and education to all citizens in our community.
The Fayette County Attorney has many responsibilities which I have explained throughout this web page.
We presently have a staff of nearly 90 employees, including 23 attorneys.
Service is the primary goal of this office.
A program for first-time offenders who are eligible to get their charge(s) dismissed and expunged.
A program for people who received a traffic ticket and may be eligible to have the ticket dismissed and expunged.
Our office will review your criminal complaint and then assist you in filing criminal charges.
Learn more about the Fayette County Attorney's role in collecting delinquent property taxes.
The law allows the parents, relatives, or friends of an addicted person to lawfully intervene and request involuntary, court-ordered addiction treatment for their addicted loved one.
The Fayette County Attorney's Office, Victim Advocate Program, provides crime victims professional assistance through the court system.
The Victim Advocate Program assists anyone who has been the victim of crime occurring in Fayette County.
It is our responsibility to offer and coordinate quality comprehensive victim services to crime victims and those wishing legal protection through civil domestic violence court.
Our services include: crisis intervention for crime victims and their families, guidance through the criminal and the civil justice system, court support, safety plans, and referrals to community agencies and organizations.
Our office represents the Commonwealth of Kentucky in pursuing actions on behalf of and against juveniles.
Most juvenile prosecutions begin with a preliminary inquiry performed by a Court Designated Worker who assesses the case and informs the child and his or her parent or guardian whether the juvenile is eligible for any diversion programs.
At the request of the county attorney or the child, however, the juvenile case may be referred directly to juvenile court.
There are two primary classes of cases against juveniles: public offenses and status cases.
In Kentucky, cases involving child abuse initiated in Family Court are called "DNA" actions, which stands for "Dependent, Neglected or Abused."
When an act of child abuse is reported to the Cabinet for Health and Family Services or to law enforcement, investigative workers from the county office will begin an investigation.
The goal of the Fayette County Attorney's office is to ensure that children are properly protected and cared for.
DNA proceedings are not criminal proceedings, so a parent cannot be incarcerated or fined as a result.
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