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Dividing shared property during a divorce can be a difficult process. When two Kentucky residents choose to end their marriage, they will go through significant evaluative processes to identify and separate the property they own. This can involve classifying property...
Generally, all parents have a legal right to make decisions for their children. Sometimes, however, there are circumstances that require a court to decide that it is in the child’s best interest for him or her to be removed from the parent and cared for by another...
A contentious divorce can leave both parents wondering what will happen in the child custody process. While preparing for a custody hearing might feel intimidating, it doesn't have to be overwhelming if you know what to expect. Understand how to behave in a courtroom...
Society has changed quickly over the past 50 years, and Kentucky law hasn't always kept pace. One thing that has changed in our commonwealth over the years is the way family law law courts deal with alimony. Also known as spousal maintenance, alimony is a payment or...
Whether you’re facing confrontation over property division or child custody, your and your spouse’s behavior matters. Evidence of excessive partying or driving a boat that was never disclosed could change the legal course of these disputes. This means that you need to...
When parents go through divorces in Kentucky one issue that they need to resolve as a part of their divorce is child custody and parenting time. These determinations dictate which parent will make the major legal decisions for the children or whether both parents will...
Once a divorce is finalized, both sides are free to move on, which usually means new relationships and potentially new locations. Americans relocate an average of 12 times in their lifetimes, most of the time due to work or a change in career. When there are children...
When you get married, you go into the union thinking it will be forever. However, statistics show that this is not the case for all married couples. No matter which partner decides it is time to end the marriage, or even if it is an amicable decision, there are...
Child custody orders in Kentucky are based on the needs of the child, and they may be modified if those needs change. However, this is rarely done until at least two years have passed. They could be changed during the first two years if the child moves out of the...
The length of time that divorced spouses in Kentucky are required to pay alimony to their former husbands or wives depends on many factors. If the marriage was a short one or both of the spouses earn a comfortable living, alimony may not have to be paid at all....