As the spouse of a service member in Louisville, you enjoy a number of unique benefits. Those benefits often offset some of the sacrifices that you must make to accommodate your spouse's military service. One might of those may be sacrificing certain professional...

Consumers who experience serious financial problems may often wonder what, if any, options exist to help them get out of debt. In some situations, filing for bankruptcy may provide that opportunity. Chapter 7 bankruptcy plans may be the most commonly filed, but...

Financial issues can often lead couples to divorce. In fact, they may have contributed to your marriage’s downfall. As you and your spouse prepare to split, you might find yourself traversing rocky economic terrain and you may feel ready to file bankruptcy. You can do...

Many people in Kentucky and across the United States struggle with credit card debt, medical bills, mortgages and other expenses. If you are overwhelmed with financial burdens, bankruptcy may be one option to help you emerge with a clean slate. According to the U.S....

The discharge of your debts in bankruptcy is an important part of relieving you of your debt burden and enabling you to rebuild your finances. When a judge discharges your debt, it means you are no longer responsible for paying it off. However, you may have some debts...

For attorney James Murphy, it is all about family. Murphy is managing partner at Hoge Partners, PLLC. Here, he focuses entirely on helping Kentucky families through tough times, and he loves what he does. However, for attorney Murphy, the adage “family first” applies...

If you have financial troubles that have led to you falling into debt, you may consider filing for bankruptcy protection. Bankruptcy can allow you to avoid collections, resolve your debts and get your credit back on track. You will generally choose between Chapter 13...

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...

Most divorcees just want their fair share in a divorce. In Kentucky, divorce courts use an equitable distribution model to divide a couple’s marital property. That means that a court can split property 50-50, 70-30, or any other proportion deemed fair.Where...

Few newlyweds exchange their vows with the expectation that their marriage will end in divorce. The start of the marriage is one of the high points in the union but at some point, life will test your relationship. While no one plans to get divorced, it’s no...