Bevin Faces Jail Time in Divorce Contempt Case
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Former Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin faces a sixty-day jail term or a five hundred dollar fine after being found in contempt during his divorce proceedings. This stems from his failure to provide complete financial records, including tax returns and bank statements, as ordered by Judge Angela Johnson. The contempt charge relates to a request from Bevins adopted son, Jonah, for retroactive child support covering his time in troubled teen academies. Bevins attorney pushed back hard, filing a motion to remove the judge from the case, but it was denied. A follow-up hearing on child support is set for March twenty-seventh, unless the Kentucky Supreme Court steps in to delay it. Bevins side plans to appeal the contempt decision to that court as well.
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