Easing The Stress Of Your Family Law Matter
Divorce brings many difficult decisions, not the least of which involve the family home. The house where you spent your marriage likely holds both financial and emotional significance. Deciding whether to sell requires careful consideration of several factors. This...
When a marriage comes to an end, there is more to deal with than just the emotional impact. The division of assets, particularly high-value real estate holdings, can be a complex and contentious matter. Understanding three key points is important for both parties...
For divorcing couples, splitting up high-value assets like real estate and retirement funds is stressful and complex. However, deciding how to divide valued possessions including family heirlooms, artwork, collectibles and antiques can be just as difficult. Often,...
While Kentucky requires the equitable distribution of marital assets during a divorce, the process requires distinguishing between separate and marital property. Separate property depends on acquisition before the marriage or during the marriage either from...
You must protect your rights and interests if you are going through a high-asset divorce. That means you need to consider your financial status when things like real estate and business divisions arise. That means you need to ensure that someone conducts a proper...
According to the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), there are approximately 7.5 million second properties throughout the country. The NAHB also found that half of these homes are in one of nine states: Florida, California, New York, Texas, Michigan, North...
If your spouse earns a much higher income and you divorce, you may wonder how to survive as a single household. In Kentucky, you can ask the court to make an alimony determination. Review the factors the state uses to decide about alimony, sometimes called...
Your divorce will likely require splitting up assets between you and your spouse. Your assets may include retirement accounts or different kinds of investments. Dividing up these investments, however, is probably not as simple as divvying them up on the spot. You and...
Divorce brings with it the need to divide up a number of marital assets; many people in Louisville, however, may not know that a 401(k) ranks among them. Even though one's 401(k) typically comes through their individual employer (leading most people to assume that...
One of the hardest aspects of a divorce is dividing your lives into two separate entities. This means separating everything, which may include your business. Even if your spouse had nothing to do with running your business, he or she may still have a claim to at least...