Kentucky court bars father from returning to home where his sons live

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A Kentucky court has upheld protective orders for two boys, rejecting their father's bid to have them lifted. Despite owning the property, the father must stay at least 500 feet away from the family home. The decision follows the death of the boys' mother in 2025. The court ruled that the children's safety takes precedence over the father's property interests.

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