Kellner Green PLLC

Kellner Green, PLLC, is known for Louisville family law representation dedicated entirely to divorce, custody, support, and child-centered disputes. The firm handles contested divorce, uncontested divorce, child custody, parenting time, child support, maintenance, property and debt division, adoption, domestic violence, dependency, neglect, abuse, Friend of Court issues, Guardian ad Litem matters, and family proceedings affecting financial security, parental rights, and children’s wellbeing in Kentucky and court outcomes for families involved.

Kellner Green, PLLC, develops personalized legal solutions by focusing on each family’s facts, needs, and future stability. The firm explains the litigation process, evaluates settlement options, and prepares clients to make informed decisions during stressful transitions. Thorough preparation supports custody planning, support calculations, maintenance claims, property division, protective orders, adoption filings, dependency matters, and uncontested divorce documentation without unnecessary conflict, delay, or avoidable expense.

Kellner Green, PLLC, brings deep expertise through a Louisville-based, women-owned practice devoted to Kentucky family law. The firm’s attorneys have extensive litigation experience in Jefferson County and regularly handle trials, hearings, negotiations, and complex family court matters. The firm works with custodial evaluators, guardians ad litem, Friend of Court professionals, social workers, appraisers, real estate experts, business valuators, and forensic accountants.

Kellner Green, PLLC, is recognized for strong litigation, compassionate counsel, responsive service, and established professional relationships in Louisville family courts. The firm’s reputation reflects focused practice, organized advocacy, and close collaboration among attorneys for every client’s benefit. By combining preparation, local knowledge, and practical judgment, the firm helps families pursue fair outcomes in divorce, custody, support, adoption, domestic violence, and child welfare matters.