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Knowing when to file for a divorce can be a difficult decision to make. A divorce is the absolute dissolution of a marriage that impacts your emotions, custody arrangements, and even your finances. While nobody can pinpoint when you’re emotionally ready to start...
Many divorced parents who share physical custody of their children also have joint legal custody. That means they both have a say in important matters in their life like religious upbringing, education and medical care. The last of those can turn out to be the biggest...
When a marriage ends in a divorce, one of the most important things you will need to work out is property division. For this, you will need to understand how Kentucky marital property laws work. Kentucky is an equitable distribution state, meaning that all property...
If you run a business with your spouse, you may be able to work together or at least maintain control over your schedule as you strive to support the family. Unfortunately, a family-run business can lead to a lot of conflict if you start thinking about divorce. You...
As you head into your divorce, you might expect to experience a range of confusing emotions. You probably even imagine you’ll feel sad and depressed. These emotions and many others are common side effects of divorce. Another effect that most fail to anticipate is...
When spouses can't agree on how to divide their assets in a divorce, the court will intervene and give directions. Usually, state laws will steer the conversation and determine what each party will end up with if there is no binding agreement to that effect, like a...
If you are a noncustodial parent, you already understand how challenging it is to co-parent from a separate household. Imagine what it must be like to parent from another state. Perhaps you received a lucrative job opportunity in another state, or maybe your mother is...
Equitable distribution is the law of the land in a Kentucky divorce. Couples who don't settle their own property division matters and who go to court will have to provide a judge with information about their property and their marriage. The judge will then try to...
It can be extremely upsetting to find out that your spouse hid assets during your divorce, especially if you settled for less than you should have received. Fortunately, it is possible to go back to court if you find out where those assets were hidden and that your...
When you divorce, you may have a child custody agreement in place. It represents where you are and your life at that time. As the years pass, things will likely change. Significant changes may result in you needing to request a child custody modification. However, not...
