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If divorce is in your future and you already have an estate plan (even a will) in place, it’s important to understand what changes you’ll need to make, when to make them and which ones the law will make if you don’t do anything. Every situation is unique, so...
Those who have agreed to serve as personal representatives of the states in Kentucky have a long process ahead of them. They may need to attend hearings and probate court and physically secure assets. They have to communicate with a number of different interested...
When someone dies owning property in more than one state, probate can become more complicated. If your loved one lived in Kentucky but owned real estate elsewhere, you may need to go through more than one probate process. Below are some key factors to consider. ...
Divorcing parents often have to go through a difficult process regarding child custody. It isn't uncommon for disputes over the children to escalate into full-fledged battles. A child custody battle can be very stressful for parents who are not aware of their legal...
Learning that you've been excluded from a parent's will can be both emotionally devastating and financially significant. While parents generally have the legal right to distribute their assets as they see fit, disinherited children may still have certain protections...
Divorce tends to be a very emotional process, and few concerns are more likely to trigger intense reactions than parent-child relationships. Parents who love their children naturally want as much time as possible with them. Many parents assume that their rights have...
Many people wonder what happens to a person’s debts when they die. The answer to this isn’t the same in every situation. Instead, it’s necessary to look at the specifics of the case to determine how the debt is handled. If the debt is secured, which includes homes and...
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,...
