Divorce Law Journal

C.M.C. and C.L.C. v. A.L.W.; P.L.S.; and B.R.C.S.,a Minor; S.A.S. and T.L.S. v. A.L.W.; P.L.S.; and M.P.W., a Minor; S.A.S. and T.L.S. v. A.L.W.; P.L.S.; and A.L.W. II, a Minor, 180 SW3d 485 (Ky., App., 2005)

C.M.C. and C.L.C. v. A.L.W.; P.L.S.; and B.R.C.S.,a Minor;
S.A.S. and T.L.S. v. A.L.W.; P.L.S.; and M.P.W., a Minor;
S.A.S. and T.L.S. v. A.L.W.; P.L.S.; and A.L.W. II, a Minor,
180 SW3d 485 (Ky., App., 2005)
Adoption without the consent of living biological parent is
by its very nature a proceeding seeking the termination of a
parental right. When statutes conflict, the more specific statute
prevails. Held that a party denied right to adopt has a right of
appeal.

Thorn v. Commonwealth of Kentucky and Shirley Robinson, 181 SW3d 560 (Ky.App., 2005)

Thorn v. Commonwealth of Kentucky and Shirley Robinson,
181 SW3d 560 (Ky.App., 2005)
Appeals from Family Court are to be taken to Court of Appeals.

Appeals from Family Court are to be taken to Court of Appeals. KRS 620.155 is
intended for use in counties that do not have a family court. When two statutes are in conflict, they are to be construed to give meaning to both.