You
deserve an EXPERIENCED Family Law attorney who can help you with all your
divorce, child support, child custody and visitation, relocation and other legal
needs involving domestic relations.
 You need a lawyer who knows the law,
knows the courts, knows the judges, and knows the opposing counsel. And
one who is well respected by his or her fellow members of the Bench and the Bar
for honesty, integrity and trustworthiness. Bravado is no substitute for
genuine experience!
Attorney William L. Hoge, III
has
been practicing law in Louisville, KY for more than
three decades. You can rely on his years experience and expertise as a divorce lawyer
to help you solve complex legal disputes in Family Law, whether in Louisville and Jefferson County and in LaGrange and Oldham
County.
Billy Hoge was at the forefront in the introduction of
alternative dispute resolution methods such as Family Law mediation,
arbitration and
particularly
collaborative law in Louisville and Kentucky.
Contact his office today to schedule
an appointment to discuss your divorce or other Family Law issues.
Credentials,
Special Recognition,
Professional Affiliations and Activities
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Fellow of the
prestigious American Academy of Matrimonial
Lawyers since 1998 and former President of the
AAML's Kentucky Chapter
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Long-time, active member of the Kentucky Bar
Association and Louisville Bar Association
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Past Chair of Family Law
Sections for both the KBA and the LBA
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Past recipient of LBA's Judge Richard A. Revell Family Law Practitioner
of the Year Award
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Long-time member of the Kentucky
Justice Association (formerly the Kentucky Academy of Trial Attorneys and
has been a frequent contributor to KJA's quarterly publication, Advocate
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Career-long member of American
Bar Association
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Founding member of ABA
Commission on Impaired Lawyers (later renamed the ABA
Commission on Lawyer Assistance Programs) in 1987, addressing issues of
alcoholism, chemical dependency, stress, depression and other emotional
health issues among members of the nationwide legal community
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Member of
International Academy of
Collaborative Professionals
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Member of
International
Association of Holistic Lawyers
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Founding member of the KBA
Lawyers Helping Lawyers committee (now known as KYLAP, Kentucky Lawyer
Assistance Program) to aid attorneys impaired by drugs, alcohol and other
addictions or issues
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Speaks regularly to bar
associations, community organizations and recovery groups across the country on
alcoholism, substance abuse and family dysfunction, including co-dependency.
He has substantial personal and professional experience in overcoming
alcoholism, substance abuse and family dysfunction. Please see our pages
on the effects of
drugs, alcohol and addiction in Family Law.
Click here for
Bill Hoge's
current resume
OUR MISSION:
To provide honest, caring and affordable
legal services of the
highest possible quality.
Bill Hoge's law practice has been devoted for
many years to handling divorce,
domestic relations,
parental rights,
child visitation,
child support,
child custody,
advocating for fathers'
rights, domestic violence,
EPOs,
DVOs,
maintenance
and alimony,
division of marital property,
restoration of non-marital property,
establishment
of paternity,
parenting plans,
co-parenting,
property settlement
agreements, post-divorce
actions, international and domestic parental abductions or kidnapping, annulments,
QDROs (Qualified Domestic Relations Orders) for the division of pension and
retirement benefits, as well as
prenuptial
agreements,
cohabitation agreements,
business
valuations and
adoptions.
We cannot
offer free legal advice! The act of contacting this office
through e-mail or this website does NOT constitute the creation
of an attorney-client relationship.
INITIAL
CONSULTATION
Mr. Hoge charges $300 for
an initial extended consultation.
Upon
conclusion of an initial consultation, potential clients usually have the opportunity to engage
us as legal counsel.
That engagement will require the execution of a binding
agreement between attorney and client as well as the payment of
an initial retainer based on the number of hours of our time we
feel will be necessary to resolve the client's Family
Law issue.
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