October 16, 2018 in Child Custody
Many parents who go through divorce believe that it would be best for their children if they only lived with one parent. The circumstances that lead to this belief can differ from family to family. However, it is important for Kentucky parents to understand that child custody deals with legal custody and physical custody. Physical custody […]
October 9, 2018 in High Asset Divorce
Many details can impact whether a marriage will last. For some Kentucky residents, identifying certain commonalities that lead to divorce is important before they even tie the knot. In particular, individuals with a considerable amount of wealth often do not want to face high asset divorce, and looking for red flags before marriage could prove useful. […]
October 4, 2018 in Child Support
Going through divorce as a parent can be one of the most difficult parts of a person’s life. Determining child custody arrangements and how child support will work can seem overwhelming, and many parents worry about how the outcomes will affect the kids. Once custody is determined, support payments are often next on the list of […]
September 25, 2018 in Property Division
It is common for people in Kentucky and across the country to ask themselves before marriage whether creating a prenuptial agreement would suit their circumstances. In cases where there is a considerable amount of wealth, prenups are often wise, as they can help protect that wealth but also make the situation fair in the event that […]
September 19, 2018 in Property Division
Many people in Kentucky and elsewhere will face divorce at some point in their lives. Some parties may have already gone through the process but were able to find love again. However, they likely understand how difficult property division and other aspects of ending a marriage can be and may want to take precautions to […]
September 17, 2018 in Child Custody
After divorce, many Kentucky parents feel less than happy about certain outcomes. For some, they may feel that the child custody arrangements did not go entirely the way they wanted but feel that they can work with the terms. Others, however, may believe that a custody modification is in order. Modifications to custody orders are not […]
September 12, 2018 in High Asset Divorce
Marriage can often cause many people to feel their happiest. In the wake of their weddings and vows, they may feel as if their lives are on the right track. It is likely, though, that many people may find this happy feeling fading over the years, and as marital problems creep in, some Kentucky residents may […]
September 4, 2018 in Child Custody
Many Kentucky parents may have recently gone through divorce. Though they finally came to conclusions regarding various important matters, like child custody, it may still take them a considerable amount of time to make a solid routine out of their new circumstances. Parents may have fared well during the summer break, but now that kids […]
August 30, 2018 in High Asset Divorce
Money and other assets are often a main focal point of any divorce case. People typically think about fighting over the house, funds in bank accounts or other property that they feel the need to hold on to for the sake of their futures. However, would Kentucky residents believe that individuals in high asset divorce […]