Now, Davis is facing a new lawsuit, accusing her of hiding inherited assets to avoid paying what she owes. “This is a slam dunk in any court,” Lexington attorney Michael Gartland, who has represented Ermold and Moore since 2015, told the Herald Leader. On that same day, Kim Davis and her brother Darold Rayburn Bailey Jr. transferred a Morehead home in their mother’s estate to Bailey Jr., his wife, and Kim Davis’ husband Joe Davis, effectively writing her off of the deed, according to court records. Then, in May 2025, Kim Davis and her brother transferred a 50-acre farm parcel and a separate three-bedroom home to a trust for which her husband and son are beneficiaries. SEE ALSO:Clarence Thomas Says Legal Precedents Aren’t ‘The Gospel’Andy Beshear Writes Another Sternly Worded Letter To Mitch McConnellKim Davis Accused Of Hiding Inheritance To Avoid Paying $565K Judgment was originally published on newsone.com