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You might have heard advice about how you should try to negotiate your divorce or seek compromise, especially when children are involved. There are situations where that is appropriate, but sometimes fighting tooth and nail for custody is crucial. Here are some of...
There was once a time when fault was very important to divorce cases, and the court would decide if they were going to grant the divorce or not. But modern divorce laws are much different than they used to be, and Kentucky – along with many other states – uses...
As you go through a divorce, you begin to become worried that you are not going to get the custody time that you want with your child. Your goal is to share custody with your ex. Your ex’s goal, on the other hand, is to have sole custody of your child so that they...
A huge part of the divorce process is dividing your assets. While this is true, if you have high-value assets, such as family heirlooms, expensive automobiles or rare treasures, you may wonder what rights you have to keep these items. You must take a few steps to...
Couples with more assets and spouses with more career success often have more to potentially lose during a divorce. They have more property to divide and potentially more to pay in support in the future, which leads to intense battles in family court. The litigated...
Next month is January, which means the start of a brand new year. For many couples, this also means the start of the divorce process. January, commonly known as divorce month, sees an annual spike in divorce cases. But it’s one thing to look at the statistics and see...
Determining what to do with your family home as you divorce can be a challenge. However, even if you’ve gotten that sorted out, what if you have a rental property as well? That can be even more complicated. Whether you’re renting out your starter condo or home or a...
The end of your relationship took a sour turn and unfortunately it looks like the divorce isn’t going to be any easier. Your spouse is entering the process with the mindsight of hurting you rather than finding solutions. This is especially problematic because you...
For most divorce couples in Kentucky, sharing custody will be the natural consequence of the end of their marriage. A judge will order both parents to cooperate with one another regarding the needs of the children. The courts will create or at least approve the...
It is prudent to keep track of your finances in the lead-up to your divorce and during the proceedings. That way, you will understand when something is wrong and take appropriate action to protect your financial interests. Among the things you should be wary of is the...
