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Divorce
Further, Kentucky is a "no fault" state, which means that either party can seek a divorce or dissolution of the marriage and the court assesses no "blame" for the failure of the marriage. Because "fault" is not a factor in dissolving a marriage, the key issues become:
Kentucky has a confusing and important exception to the general concept of "no fault" in dissolution. If you are seeking maintenance, your fault (i.e., adultery, drunkenness or other egregious misconduct) may well be used against you. Only the fault of the party seeking maintenance will be considered. The fault of the party against whom maintenance is sought, on the other hand, will generally not be considered. Other important reading:
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