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You can change your name legally through a court process. You file a form called Petition for Name Change (linked below) in the county where you live. The District Judge in the county looks over your Petition. If the Judge okays (grants) your Petition, your name is changed.
Once your name is changed, it is your responsibility to tell everyone that needs to know. Make sure you think about all the legal, public and private agencies, companies and other people who need to know.
This Fact Sheet summarizes public schools’ obligations under Section 504 to:
• Provide a free appropriate public Rehabilitation Act of 1973.
• Make reasonable modifications to disciplinary policies for students with disabilities;
• Administer student discipline in a nondiscriminatory based behavior.
Kentucky anti-bullying laws include the following definition of bullying:
“Bullying” means any unwanted verbal, physical, or social behavior among students that involves a real or perceived power imbalance and is repeated or has the potential to be repeated:
1. That occurs on school premises, on school-sponsored transportation, or at a school-sponsored event; or
2. That disrupts the education process.
Ky. Rev. Stat. § 158.148 (2016)
This Expungement Self Help Guide is designed for people who have met with an AppalReD lawyer at an expungement clinic and discussed their expungement eligibility but are not eligible for further services from AppalReD.
The information in the guide only applies to Kentucky state charges and cannot assist with federal charges or charges fromother states.
These forms can be used to ask the court to enforce a court order when the other person in your divorce or custody case is not following the order.
The Kentucky Department of Public Advocacy offers general information and a helpful guidebook at Clean Slate Kentucky.
ExpungeKY.com is an independent website that offers an app to help you determine if you are eligible and, if so, generate ready-to-file forms.
KYJUSTICE.org has a section on expungements under "Individual Rights." There is a great video explainer.
Join AppalReD Legal Aid attorneys at Tradition One Recovery Services in London, KY for an expungement clinic. To register, call 606-528-7010 ext. 553.
On September 4, 2025, join AppalReD Legal Aid attorneys at Enrich in Richmond, KY to help you clear your record and get a fresh start.
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You can change your name legally through a court process. You file a form called Petition for Name Change (linked below) in the county where you live. The District Judge in the county looks over your Petition. If the Judge okays (grants) your Petition, your name is changed.
Once your name is changed, it is your responsibility to tell everyone that needs to know. Make sure you think about all the legal, public and private agencies, companies and other people who need to know.
This Fact Sheet summarizes public schools’ obligations under Section 504 to:
• Provide a free appropriate public Rehabilitation Act of 1973.
• Make reasonable modifications to disciplinary policies for students with disabilities;
• Administer student discipline in a nondiscriminatory based behavior.
Kentucky anti-bullying laws include the following definition of bullying:
“Bullying” means any unwanted verbal, physical, or social behavior among students that involves a real or perceived power imbalance and is repeated or has the potential to be repeated:
1. That occurs on school premises, on school-sponsored transportation, or at a school-sponsored event; or
2. That disrupts the education process.
Ky. Rev. Stat. § 158.148 (2016)
This Expungement Self Help Guide is designed for people who have met with an AppalReD lawyer at an expungement clinic and discussed their expungement eligibility but are not eligible for further services from AppalReD.
The information in the guide only applies to Kentucky state charges and cannot assist with federal charges or charges fromother states.
These forms can be used to ask the court to enforce a court order when the other person in your divorce or custody case is not following the order.
The Kentucky Department of Public Advocacy offers general information and a helpful guidebook at Clean Slate Kentucky.
ExpungeKY.com is an independent website that offers an app to help you determine if you are eligible and, if so, generate ready-to-file forms.
KYJUSTICE.org has a section on expungements under "Individual Rights." There is a great video explainer.
Join AppalReD Legal Aid attorneys at Tradition One Recovery Services in London, KY for an expungement clinic. To register, call 606-528-7010 ext. 553.
On September 4, 2025, join AppalReD Legal Aid attorneys at Enrich in Richmond, KY to help you clear your record and get a fresh start.
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