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A right of first refusal clause gives the other parent a chance to care for the child before a parent uses a sitter or another third party. In Kentucky custody cases, parents sometimes add this provision to a parenting plan to increase each parent's time with the...
Your divorce petition is on file, but the mortgage statement still arrives with both names on it. For many Louisville couples, the months between filing and a decree bring the most pressing money questions. Handling shared bills well during this period can protect...
Cryptocurrency accounts, NFTs and digital wallets can hold significant financial value. When you file for divorce in Kentucky, these assets can become part of the division of property. Whether a digital asset is divided depends on when and how it was acquired, not...
A business may be one of the largest assets in a marriage. When a couple divorces, both spouses may worry about who will keep the company and how the other will receive a fair share. Kentucky law provides a framework for addressing these concerns, but the outcome...
During a Kentucky divorce, a joint bank account can raise questions about access, ownership and property division. Kentucky law does not treat every account the same, so it helps to understand how the funds may be viewed. How Kentucky law treats joint account funds...
When you relocate to a new place, you can find fresh opportunities. However, there might be some uncertainties as you adjust to a new chapter in your life. If you are a divorced parent, one of those may be how the move could affect your child custody arrangements....
One signature on a lease can upend a child’s school routine, family relationships and parenting schedule overnight. In Kentucky, relocation disputes rarely depend on one fact alone. Courts start with the existing custody order, then center everything on the child’s...
Disagreements over asset values might complicate property division in a divorce. Before you agree on how to divide property, you need accurate estimates of your assets. Relying on guesswork may lead to one spouse walking away with an unfair share. You do not need a...
Divorce can bring uncertainty about the future, especially after years of building financial security. Retirement accounts often become a major concern because they may represent decades of planning and hard work. If you are preparing for divorce, you may want to...
It is common for one parent to move after a divorce or separation. A new job, remarriage or family obligations may make relocating the right choice. But when parents live in different states, an important question follows: Which state's court has (and will have)...
