Louisville Family Law Blog
Why second marriages in Kentucky often end in divorce
If you're getting married for the second or third time, you might assume that you're going to be together for the rest of your lives. You've made a few mistakes in the past, but you've now got everything figured out, right? Actually, second and third marriages are...
How can parents negotiate a fair joint custody agreement?
While divorced parents in Kentucky might not like the idea of joint custody, it's often the best decision for the child. At first, the parents might find it difficult to cooperate with a former partner whom they don't want to see again. But if both parties are willing...
Why do people have trouble moving on after a divorce?
Once a divorce in Kentucky has been finalized, both parties might feel like they can finally move on with their lives. But when they go their separate ways, they may realize that moving on isn't as easy as it seemed. Moving on after a divorce presents a completely new...
More women pay child and spousal support
A recent study conducted by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers discovered that almost half of the divorce lawyers who took part in the survey saw an increase in the number of women ordered by the court to pay alimony to an ex-spouse. Fifty-four percent also...
Protecting your business during a divorce
Couples in Kentucky and the rest of the United States who are facing divorce may find it challenging to navigate the process of the distribution of assets. This is especially true for couples who own businesses. Fortunately, there are several options to help ensure...
Relocation and child custody
People in Kentucky know that family moves are always difficult because changing residences requires a lot of planning. The logistics can get complicated, especially with little kids. When a divorced parent needs to relocate, that adds a whole other dimension to the...
How a judge determines child custody
In Kentucky, a court's decision about child custody starts with the assumption that a joint custody arrangement in which each parent gets equal time with the child is in the best interests of the child. This means that if a parent wants a different type of...
How a CDFA may help with your divorce finances
If you are getting a divorce in Kentucky and have not been very involved in the marital finances or are close to retirement, you might benefit from working with a certified divorce financial analyst. Some people may not have heard of a CDFA, often because they are not...
The costs of a divorce trial
A divorce trial is always an option when Kentucky spouses cannot settle their case. However, they need to know the impacts that a trial would have on every aspect of their lives before they elect to go to court. Divorce trials are in no way easy and should only be a...
Avoiding conflict in parenting after divorce
Going through a divorce in Kentucky could be a stressful and sad time. Spouses don't expect their marriages to fall apart, but such things happen; divorce might even occur after decades of marriage. Things become more complex when children are involved. Here are some...
