The general principle of divorce may be straightforward, but according to the Kentucky Court of Justice’s website, there may be a need for divorce education. Specifically, the state’s family law courts hope that programs offered to parents going through a...
Month: May 2016
How does relocation affect child custody negotiations?
Although agreeing to a child custody and visitation plan can be challenging even under the best circumstances, a parent’s intention to relocate can throw another wrench in the process. Here are a few tips that may help parties reach a resolution sooner. First,...
Property division and pets: navigating disputes over four-legged assets
Among all the things couples have to work out in divorce, determining what will happen to the family pet is no small matter for many couples. Under the law, there is no special treatment for family pets—they are viewed as any other property would be, except that pets...
May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month
May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. As a part of this awareness we want to make sure our riding friends know the rules when it comes to Personal Injury Protection (PIP) coverage. While everybody knows that you must purchase liability insurance for any vehicle....
Can a collaborative approach minimize your divorce costs?
All in love may be fair, but the inverse is not necessarily true. Indeed, when a couple has decided to officially end their marriage with a divorce, it may take an experienced family law firm to ensure that fairness prevails. Our law firm often encourages both parties...