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What happens when parents disagree on custody?
With a new law passed in 2018, Kentucky is now the only state with default joint custody laws. Unless one parent can prove domestic abuse or neglect committed by the other parent, both have the equal right to parenting time. As part of your divorce agreement, you and...
Can you protect the family business in a divorce?
Having a family-owned and operated business is often a source of pride for people. Knowing that their family built this business and that it serves the community is something worthwhile. However, if you are a business owner and you are facing divorce, your business...
When a traumatic divorce creates mental challenges
In terms of finances, the divorce process is devastating for many people, especially those who do not prepare. Child support, alimony and property division are some of the hardships that people face while splitting up with a marital partner. However, many other...
Equitable division is required in Kentucky
A high-conflict divorce is one that can lead to a lot of emotional turmoil. You need to prepare for the mental challenges that are going to come during the process. We understand that it might not be easy to think about what's happening, but you need to know what...
Know what factors impact which assets in a divorce
A high-asset divorce is often a challenge because you have so much to work through. These are often valuable assets that must be considered carefully. Many people who are in this position choose to go through mediation to resolve the question of what assets are going...
How does Kentucky divide pensions during a military divorce?
Military divorces can often be more complicated when compared to civilian divorces. There are entirely separate issues that can affect the outcome of military separation. For example, servicemembers can file for divorce in their state of residence or in the state they...
Prenuptial agreement terms must be carefully considered
Before you get married, you have a lot of planning to do. You have to set up everything for the wedding and for the honeymoon. Another thing that you might need to do is to set up a prenuptial agreement. This serves as protection for you and your future spouse. There...
Parental relocation after a divorce: It is possible
One of the consequences of a divorce with children is that the court can limit your ability to move. After all, you cannot legally do anything that infringes on your ex's rights to see the children. Moving them out of the state could make visitation impossible -- much...
Areas of your child’s life to include in child custody agreements
A child custody agreement outlines what both parents are responsible for when they are dealing with the children. When the divorce is first filed, they will usually enter into a temporary order, but they still have to determine the terms of a permanent order. This has...
Valuation is a key point for divorcing small business owners
Divorce is a challenging journey for many people; however, small business owners have to think about more than just the way that the split is going to impact their personal life. There is a chance that it will also affect their company. If the business is considered...
