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You’ve probably asked a variety of employees in your business to sign non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) or confidentiality agreements. Some people also require those who work in their home to sign them. If you’re well-known within your community or your profession, you...
Dividing assets during a divorce is very important and can be complicated. This is especially true with complex and high value assets, such as an inheritance. For instance, your parents may have left you that inheritance years ago. It’s enough money for you to retire...
Going through a child custody battle is never easy, but it can be challenging when your ex-spouse is toxic. They might try to make your life miserable during the hearings or even after the decision is made. What can you do to deal with this situation? Protecting...
Every year, there are certain times when divorce rates tend to fall and other times when they spike. When you look at the statistics, for instance, you will find that divorce rates go up in January. This is because many couples don’t want to get divorced over the...
Divorce is difficult, even in the best conditions. Unfortunately, if you and your spouse seem to argue about everything and every interaction ends in conflict, it makes a hard situation even worse. Sometimes, your spouse may exhibit "extreme behaviors," which include...
Bringing up a youngster in today’s ultra-complex, ever-evolving world is problematic under the very best circumstances. However, when co-parents are attempting to raise their child amidst the painful emotions touched off by their split, it gets challenging. Maybe the...
If you're interested in seeking sole custody of your child, it's going to be a difficult path. Generally speaking, the courts will only do this in extreme cases. If there's evidence of abuse, for instance, sole custody may be used. But it's not going to be granted...
When you’re living with your child’s other parent and both adults are working, they can split the costs of raising the kids. Once you split up, there are some expenses that are going to increase dramatically. This is just the byproduct of the separation but it’s...
The longer your marriage lasted, the more property you will have to divide with your ex in the event of a divorce. You will need to split assets either by working together before divorce court or through litigation in Kentucky family courts. Under the state's...
In Kentucky, the law requires judges to try to be fair when dividing marital property. Equitable distribution rules require that a judge learn about the marriage and review the economics of each spouse to divide their property and their financial obligations. Some...
