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On August 6, 2014, the 6th Circuit will hear oral arguments for the four states under their jurisdiction, Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan and Tennessee. The cases will all be heard on the same date and the Courts decision will be binding on all four states. Kentucky’s case is only about marriages which have already occurred outside … Continue reading 6th Circuit oral arguments on same-sex marriage case

For the third year in a row I am honored to be chosen as one of the Top Lawyers in Louisville by Louisville Magazine for both Social Security and Disability. http://loumag.epubxp.com/i/267865 I have also been previously named for Bankruptcy. I am flattered every year.  

Today will be a busy day with Court, Career Day at an elementary school and teaching a class. https://www.loubar.org/CalendarCLE/Event.cfm?calid=1219&cd=41705&calview=m. This has been a hectic week, as the Attorney General of Kentucky, Jack Conway, decided not to appeal Judge Heyburn’s ruling to recognize same-sex marriages performed in other states and countries. About five minutes after that announcement, Steve … Continue reading News from this week for Fauver Law Office

It was been a very interesting seven months since we filed the Bourke vs. Beshear case. This case asked the Court to recognize same-sex marriages performed in other States and Countries. As of yesterday, 2/27/14, the Commonwealth of Kentucky now recognizes all marriages, whether opposite-sex or same-sex, as being equal. For the lawyers in our … Continue reading Kentucky recognizes same-sex marriages

I an sorry that I haven’t had the time to get online and update the blog, as things have been changing so rapidly. On February 12, 2014, Judge John Heyburn II ruled on the case of Bourke vs. Beshear. Judge Heyburn ruled that the state of Kentucky has to recognize same-sex marriages from other states … Continue reading Update to the same-sex case filed in July of 2013