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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

403.322 Custody, visitation, and inheritance rights denied parent convicted of

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felony sexual offense from which victim delivered a child -- Waiver -- Child
support obligation.
(1)The Commonwealth recognizes that certain victims of sexual assault may conceive
a child as a result of the sexual assault and may choose to bear and raise the child.
The Commonwealth also recognizes that victims of a sexual assault who have
elected to raise a child born as a result of the sexual assault, as well as that child,
may suffer serious emotional or physical trauma if the perpetrator of the assault is
granted parental rights with the child.
(2)Except as provided in subsection
(3)of this section, any person who has been
convicted of a felony offense under KRS Chapter 510, or a comparable offense
from another jurisdiction, in which the victim of that offense has conceived and
delivered a child, shall not have custody or visitation rights, or the rights of
inheritance under KRS Chapter 391 with respect to that child.
(3)The adult mother of the child may waive the protection afforded under subsection
(2)of this section regarding visitation and request that the court grant reasonable
visitation rights with the child if paternity has been acknowledged.
(4)Unless waived by the mother, or a guardian of a minor mother or a de facto
custodian of the child in the case of a minor mother, and, if applicable, the public
agency substantially contributing to the support of the child, a court shall establish a
child support obligation against the father of the child pursuant to KRS 403.211.
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