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Although it is uncommon for fathers to get sole custody of their kids, it is not impossible. Fathers who are considering seeking sole custody have some important factors to consider. When do fathers have a chance of sole custody? If the home environment with the other...
When people in Kentucky pass away, their will needs to be probated before the underlying property can be passed to their heirs or beneficiaries. The probate process is overseen by the probate court and involves specific steps. Some assets do not need to go through it...
Losing a loved one is difficult, but it can be even more overwhelming when that family member has left behind an estate. Navigating the probate sale process in Kentucky can be emotionally draining and time-consuming for those still grieving. From understanding the...
When a loved one in Kentucky dies, there are many issues to address. One that people sometimes overlook is filing taxes. It is still necessary to file taxes for the year the person died. For example, if a relative died in August, there is still a potential tax...
Many people in Kentucky and elsewhere believe that probate only occurs if a person doesn’t have a will. However, this is not true; in reality, the process occurs based on a few different situations. This is when probate is necessary and what to expect. Understanding...
The probate process is not designed to be difficult and messy. However, sometimes, if enough questions, disagreements and suspected wrongdoing surface, probate litigation may be the only option for resolution. Mismanagement and breach of fiduciary duty by the executor...
When Kentucky couples get married, most vow to stay by each other's sides in sickness and in health, but research indicates that major health concerns can result in divorce. Statistics show that men are more likely to leave their wives than women are to leave their...
Divorce and separation are rarely happy occasions. Even when the split is amicable, couples in Kentucky can become irrational when it comes to dividing property or discussing custody and visitation matters. The longer you're married and the larger your estate, the...
Sharing custody of the children after a Kentucky couple breaks up can be challenging to the parents, but, if done well, can be very beneficial to the children. Successful shared parenting takes patience, commitment and a willingness to compromise. The children’s needs...
Planning for the future is something every Kentucky family should consider. Having the proper legal documents in place simplifies property distribution after the death of a loved one. As you consider your assets, you will want to determine whether a will, trust or...
