A former county clerk in Kentucky is facing a motion to hold her in contempt. This action comes after she allegedly failed to pay a judgment. The amount owed is over $560,000, including attorney fees.
The case involves a same-sex couple who were refused a marriage license. A lawsuit claims the clerk has not made any payments. Further details on this case are available from local news sources, including WSMV 4 News affiliate in Nashville.
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