Finding out your spouse cheated can feel like your world is falling apart. You may feel anger, betrayal or confusion. Adultery may be a reason for your divorce. However, its effect on the outcome of your case is limited based on Kentucky law. Understanding how the law...
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Month: January 2026
Can you move and “ghost” your co-parent?
Relocating after a breakup can feel like a fresh start of new routines, new surroundings and distance from past stress. But if you cut off contact with your co-parent after moving, that decision can create serious legal and personal consequences. Disappearing does not...
Why informal custody changes can backfire
You and your co-parent may agree to adjust the existing court-ordered custody schedule by, say, swapping weekends, extending visits or changing daily routines, without going to court. Perhaps your work schedules shifted, the child asked for more time with the other...
