Most people who go through a divorce know that they’re going to have to divide the assets that they acquired during the marriage. Some people don’t think about what’s going to happen to the debts that were amassed during this time. It’s important to remember that...
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How can spouses fairly address their home during divorce?
Economic issues often dominate divorce proceedings. Not all spouses have children, but almost every marriage produces shared debts and assets. Couples who own a house together often worry about protecting their interest in the property. How can spouses fairly or...
Do mothers automatically get child custody in Kentucky?
It’s not uncommon for some fathers going through a divorce to be concerned about child custody. One of the concerns they have is that the mother has the upper hand. But this is not true. Kentucky follows certain procedures when granting custody. Here is information...
What counts as non-marital property in a Kentucky divorce?
Dividing property during a Kentucky divorce involves more than just splitting everything down the middle. Some assets are considered shared, while others remain yours alone. Understanding what qualifies as non-marital property can help you protect what’s rightfully...
What Kentucky men seeking spousal maintenance should know
The determination of alimony (or “maintenance” as it’s called under Kentucky law) should have nothing to do with gender. The state statute refers to “spouse” without gendered names like husband and wife. The days when most husbands outearned their wives or were the...
Fatherhood doesn’t end at divorce
There's no guidebook for becoming a single dad overnight. One day, you're tucking your kids in every night, reading their favorite bedtime stories, knowing exactly what each day holds. The next, you’re staring at a court-approved calendar, counting the days until you...
How divorce affects your estate plan
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...
How does child custody work?
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...
Can a co-parent cancel or shorten time with the children?
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...
Examples of different child custody schedules
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...

