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Protective Orders in Kentucky: How to File, What They Do
A protective order is a court order signed by a judge that legally requires someone who has hurt or threatened you to stay away and stop the abuse. In Kentucky, filing is free, you don't need a lawyer, and you can start the process 24 hours a day. This guide walks through the types of orders, who qualifies, how to file in our region, and what happens at the hearing — and how a BRASS, Inc. advocate can be beside you for every step of it.

Jenni Leeds
Jul 105 min read


Help Is Now on the Move: BRASS, Inc. Launches Its Mobile Advocacy Unit
For a survivor of domestic violence, the distance between home and help can feel impossible to close. In a service region that spans nearly 4,000 square miles and ten counties — with only three brick-and-mortar offices — that distance has been one of the biggest barriers standing between survivors and the support they deserve.
This week, we started closing that gap.

Jenni Leeds
Jul 13 min read
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