Consumer credit law reference
Kentucky Credit Dispute Laws
Kentucky relies on the FCRA and its Consumer Protection Act, which allows consumers to recover actual damages plus attorney fees for deceptive credit practices.
Primary state statute
Kentucky Consumer Protection Act
KRS § 367.170
Regulator: Kentucky Attorney General — Office of Consumer Protection
What Kentucky adds on top of the federal FCRA
- •Actual damages + attorney fees
- •AG enforcement
- •2-year statute of limitations
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Neighboring states
View all 50 statesThis page is general legal information, not legal advice. Statute numbers are current as of 2026 — verify before litigating. For legal advice specific to your situation, consult a licensed attorney in Kentucky.