Child Custody

When it comes to child custody matters in Kentucky, many divorcing parents wonder if health issues, including mental health, can affect court decisions. This topic often causes parents to fear sharing health information with their attorneys. However, it is critical to...

Divorce under any circumstance is tough. If a marriage that involves a child comes to an end, one of the most important subjects the couple must address is the child’s living arrangements going forward. And this is where a parenting plan comes in. Unfortunately, it is...

Divorce isn’t just the break-up of a marriage. It can be the break-up of two families. If you have a child, this can be particularly difficult. If your child is close to their grandparents, aunts and uncles or cousins, it’s generally in their best interests to...

In many divorces, parents often want to share custody of their children. Child custody specifies each parent's right to make decisions for their children and how much parenting time each parent has with their children. Child custody schedules divide what days and...

The holiday season should be a time for joy, celebration and creating lasting memories with your loved ones. However, it can be challenging for co-parents as they navigate the complexities of sharing custody and helping ensure their children have a happy and memorable...

When you and your spouse were married, both of you would talk together to make decisions for your child. These decisions could revolve around issues like where your child is going to go to school, what type of medical treatment they’re going to get, what religion...

Divorce can be a difficult time for children. As a parent, you may wish to help them through your divorce. Talking to children about tough topics like divorce can prove challenging if you’ve never had to before. You can read the following to learn how you can talk...

Parents understand that divorce is hard for children, which is part of the reason why those with young children still living at home often explore every means of preserving their marital relationships. They don't want to damage the social and emotional development of...

As a noncustodial parent, visits with your child may be your favorite part of the week. You get to catch up with your child's life and do a lot of activities together. Thus, it can be stressful when the other parent informs you your child doesn't want to visit.  You...

Matters can be complicated when a divorce involves children. You and your soon-to-be ex-spouse need to make decisions considering your kid. You will develop a parenting plan, which the court will validate. Unfortunately, when doing this, you may disagree on what is in...