The entry of a Decree of Dissolution does not necessarily put a final end on legal issues arising out of your marriage.

First, there are many things that you will need to take care of personally (i.e., changing  your name on your Social Security card and your drivers license, closing your joint bank accounts and opening new ones in your own name, and so forth.)

See "After Your Kentucky Divorce is Final" for further discussion about matters such as these.

But what if you and your spouse reached a full and final settlement of all of the issues in your divorce and now he or she doesn't keep his/her end of the bargain?  See Enforcement of Settlement Agreement for additional discussion on this topic.

And then there are the children!  Situations and circumstances change and the obligation you and your former spouse share with respect to the children is going to continue for a very long time.

Under certain circumstances, it is possible to re-visit custody and support issues after the divorce is final.  The most frequent post-divorce actions involve:

• Modification of Child Custody
• Modification of Child Support
• Relocation Issues
• Child Support Arrearages