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A divorce decree settles the financial and legal matters between you and your ex-spouse. However, it does not change the estate plans you had made during the marriage, and it might not be in your best interests. You had probably included your former spouse among the...
When you’re going to divorce, you already know what that means, in general, for your future. You know that you won’t be with your spouse anymore, and you won’t have a romantic relationship. Since you have children, you will need to communicate and stay in touch....
The divorce process can be trying at the best of times. However, tensions are often heightened when children are involved. After a couple has separated, Kentucky courts will typically try to ensure that children maintain a loving relationship with both parents....
Pretty much every parent wants what is best for their child. However, the highly emotional and stressful roller coaster that comes with divorce can prompt some parents to resort to saying awful things about their future ex. Taken too far, badmouthing and attempts to...
People attribute special powers to money. They claim it corrupts people, starts wars and causes divorce. Yet, money is nothing more than bits of paper and pieces of metal. The real problem lies in people’s attitudes to money and, in the case of a marriage, how they...
If your house has an outstanding mortgage you need to take extra care in a divorce. When you own a property outright, it becomes one more asset to divide. Yet, if there is still money to pay, the property is technically not yours, but the bank’s and they will get...
If your marriage has turned sour, you might think about how to get your own life back in the divorce. Throwing a lavish party and putting it on the joint credit card would be a great way to blow off steam and annoy your spouse in the process. Yet, like any other such...
When you divorce, you need to divide your property into two categories -- marital property and separate property. Marital property covers most things you acquired since you married, and you need to divide this between you. Separate property does not need division....
Sharing custody of a child after a divorce or breakup isn't easy for anyone. It can be particularly challenging when your child has special needs. Children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders have different emotional and social needs than their neurotypical...
Retirement is something most working adults look forward to enjoying. No matter how much you love your career, the demands of a job take away from your enjoyment of daily life and your closest relationships. The higher your standard of living, the greater the...
