Georgetown Juvenile Defense Lawyer

Standing Up for Scott County Kids and Families

A juvenile charge is one of the most stressful things a parent can face — but it is also a moment where good representation can change everything. Larmour Law Offices is a Georgetown-based firm, and Attorney Ashley Larmour defends young people in the juvenile session of Scott County District Court with a focus on rehabilitation and protecting their future. Our office is in downtown Georgetown, close to home for Scott County families.

Juvenile court is not the same as adult criminal court. Proceedings are confidential, and the system is designed to give young people a path forward. We make sure your child’s rights are protected at every step.

Juvenile Matters We Handle

What Makes Juvenile Cases Different

• Confidentiality. Juvenile records are generally not public, which helps protect your child’s future opportunities.
• Rehabilitation over punishment. The juvenile system emphasizes counseling, diversion, and programs designed to get young people back on track.
• The stakes are still real. Serious charges can, in some cases, be transferred to adult court, and a juvenile adjudication can affect school and future employment. Early, skilled representation matters.

Learn more on our juvenile law practice page.

Why Georgetown Families Choose Larmour Law

We understand how much your child’s future matters, and we treat these cases with the discretion and care they deserve. As a Georgetown firm, we are here in the community, easy to reach, and honest about what to expect. We also offer discounts for military personnel, nurses, teachers, police officers, firefighters, and CDL drivers with proof of employment, and we accept ARAG legal insurance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are juvenile cases heard in Scott County?

Juvenile matters in Scott County are handled in the juvenile session of Scott County District Court in Georgetown. Juvenile proceedings are confidential and are treated differently from adult criminal court, with an emphasis on rehabilitation.

Will my child have a public record?

Juvenile court records are generally confidential and are not open to the public in the way adult criminal records are. Many juvenile records can also be expunged. Protecting your child’s future record is a central goal of the defense.

Can a juvenile case be moved to adult court?

In certain serious cases, Kentucky law allows a juvenile to be transferred to adult court. Because the consequences are far more severe, having an attorney involved early is critical to protecting your child.

Also Serving Nearby Counties

We defend juveniles across Central Kentucky, including Fayette County (Lexington), Franklin County (Frankfort), and Clark County (Winchester). Return to our Georgetown & Scott County overview.