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When parents in Kentucky divorce, it is important that the child custody arrangements made during the divorce process benefit both parents, but ultimately puts the needs of the child first. The following is a brief overview of child custody laws in Kentucky. The best...
Spouses may contribute different things to a marriage. For example, one spouse may work outside the home and earn an income to support the family, while the other spouse focuses on caring for the children and/or the family home. In other marriages, both spouses work...
Many residents of the Lexington area may be reluctant to get a divorce even if life at home is becoming unsafe. For example, the religious faith or moral values of many Kentuckians may make them wonder if options other than divorce exist, as they may be torn between...
Raising children in Kentucky involves both parents. This is true both during a marriage as well as if the couple ends up divorcing. However, how parents are each involved after a divorce will change. During the divorce parents will need to make decisions regarding...
Kentucky spouses may be wondering if there is a right way or right time to ask for a divorce. In a perfect world, both spouses are aware that the marriage is bad, have possibly tried counseling and expect that divorce is on the horizon. More often than not, this isn't...
During a marriage couples in Kentucky may acquire various property and assets. The types of assets can vary greatly as well. People may own homes, have checking and savings accounts, retirement accounts, investment accounts, vehicles, vacation properties and others....
A couple in Kentucky may own a small business that has seen considerable success over the years. However, their marriage may have not been so successful and they may find it is in their best interests to divorce. When doing so, they will have to make a decision about...
Child support is an important obligation that exists between parents and children after a divorce. It is the payment of money from both parents for the costs of raising their children and is based on guidelines established by the state of Kentucky. Parents who earn...
Working out a custody arrangement that reflects your children’s needs may be the most challenging part of your divorce. For one, you and your spouse may have different ideas about how to raise them. Furthermore, you must account for all the variables that go into...
Divorce is one of the most difficult events that many people face at some point in their lives. It is emotionally painful and can also have profound financial consequences later on. When contemplating divorce, it is important to factor in not only the emotional toll,...