A court date or family dispute can leave you unsure where to turn. Get clear, practical guidance for your Jefferson County case from attorney Krsna Tibbs. Discuss your concerns and request a free consultation today.
Court papers can leave you wondering what needs attention first. You may be dealing with a separation, a parenting disagreement, or an arrest while trying to keep everyday life steady. Tibbs Law helps Jefferson County residents sort through those concerns and plan their response.
We start by reviewing your court papers, upcoming hearing dates, and what you want to resolve. Whether your matter involves Family Court or criminal proceedings, discuss your situation directly with Krsna Tibbs and ask questions before deciding how to proceed.
Family disputes and criminal charges can leave you unsure what to do next. Tibbs Law helps Kentucky clients with divorce, custody, DUI, and other legal issues. Talk directly with an attorney about your options.
Jefferson County Family Court handles divorce, custody, and domestic violence protective orders. A related criminal allegation can involve a separate proceeding. If both affect your household, decisions about contact, parenting arrangements, and evidence need careful attention across the cases.
Bring every order and notice to your attorney, even when the paperwork concerns different hearings. Tibbs Law considers the restrictions, deadlines, and disputed facts together. Parents facing an investigation can also explore our representation in child abuse and CPS matters.
When your family or freedom is at risk, you need guidance and an attorney who knows your case. Tibbs Law helps Kentucky clients make informed choices and prepare for what comes next.
Getting legal help starts with a conversation about your concerns. Share what you know, and we can discuss what comes next.
Share the Details and Court Dates
Review Your Questions and Options
Agree on the Work Ahead
“Nowadays is so hard to find a lawyer who actually cares about you as an individual; I can’t stress this enough; he does care about each case that lays on his hands. I had the opportunity to work with Mr. Tibbs and he made me feel so cared for, explained everything to me and always made time to talk to me. I would 100% recommend this firm to anyone who asks me.”
Krsna Tibbs has practiced law since 2003. His background includes defending clients in complex felony cases as a public defender and leading the Adult Trial Division as Chief. That experience shapes how he prepares your case.
For someone facing a difficult hearing, that experience supports a practical discussion about evidence and preparation. Krsna works with clients to identify the points in dispute and consider possible resolutions. You can raise questions about proposed agreements, the prosecution's allegations, or the preparation your particular case may require before a hearing.
Yes. Contact us for a free consultation about your concerns. Tell us whether your case involves family law or criminal charges, and ask about availability, representation, and the next steps.
We assist with uncontested divorce matters and can review whether your circumstances fit that approach. Tell us about any agreement on finances, property, or parenting arrangements so we can identify questions to address before you file.
Collect the documents that explain your situation, such as a summons, citation, petition, or existing order. Include case numbers, hearing notices, and a short timeline. If several matters are connected, bring the paperwork for each so we can understand the full picture.
Family and Circuit Court are at 700 W. Jefferson Street. District Court is at 600 W. Jefferson Street. Check your hearing notice for the correct building, room, time, and any instructions about attending remotely before setting out.
You may need help responding to court papers, making parenting decisions, or answering a criminal charge. Start by telling us what needs attention now. Contact Tibbs Law to discuss your Jefferson County matter, ask questions, and find out how we can help you move forward.
