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For most parents who get divorced, the court typically rules that they must share physical custody of their children. Joint custody is the preferred arrangement these days, as it is often considered in the child’s best interests to maintain relationships with both...
Estate administration can be a lengthy process that takes more than a year to complete. Individuals may need to have uncomfortable conversations with family members, spend hours on hold waiting to talk to creditors and attend various hearings in court. Not only do...
While court orders are legally binding, this should not be confused with being set in stone. Kentucky's family courts know that circumstances can change, especially regarding finances. That’s why, in some circumstances, child support can be modified. Nonetheless,...
Being a parent who doesn’t live near your children isn’t easy, especially if the distance came after you lived in the same home as them. Finding ways to connect with your children despite the miles between you and them may be a priority. One option that you have is...
For many families enjoying a comfortable standard of living, a clear division of spousal responsibilities develops over time. One spouse focuses primarily on their career, while the other takes on the majority of parental responsibilities and household obligations....
Going through a divorce can be challenging, partly because of the property division that has to occur. For some couples, having a vacation home makes the situation even more complicated. A vacation home doesn’t usually have as much of an emotional tie as the primary...
Ideally, when someone’s will is read and their estate goes through probate, the beneficiaries will receive exactly what is outlined in the estate plan. One major benefit of creating an estate plan is to ensure a smooth transfer of assets to the next generation. In...
Many parents shy away from divorce because they worry about custody. Almost everyone has heard tragic stories in which parents lose their relationships with their children as a result of divorce. People share exaggerated stories in which one parent denies the other...
It's a common practice for parents to name their adult children as the executor of their will. They likely believe their child is trustworthy and will administer the estate according to their wishes. If your parents name you as executor, it's imperative to understand...
If this is your first holiday season since your divorce, then you’re likely experiencing many emotions. Sadness and wondering how your children will be impacted may be at the forefront of your mind. Here are some tips for getting through the holidays and looking...
