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Kentucky's 2018 shared parenting law put child support reform in the spotlight. Another bipartisan bill from 2021 is bringing changes to the child support system in the state. The changes start on March 1, 2022, and Kentucky now has a child support law ranking of A-....
Are you planning to buy real estate in Kentucky? In some ways, one of the riskiest moves you can make is to buy it at a probate sale. However, you can also come upon some amazingly lucrative bargains. The trick is to know what you are doing. You also need to know the...
Child custody is often a difficult topic; it's filled with many myths, one of which is that mothers are always automatically given custody of their children in the event of a divorce. This is not always the case - fathers can and do get full custody of their children,...
Although many people think that only the rich have estates to leave behind when they die, everyone in Kentucky has an estate, which is made of the total assets that belong to someone. Whether you have substantial wealth or relatively few assets, understanding the...
Kentucky parents who are negotiating child custody arrangements should also understand how child custody can affect child support. As both parents are responsible for meeting the financial needs of raising a child, there might be some questions about how this is...
Probate is the result of distributing a person's estate to the chosen heirs after death. The rules are different for residents in Kentucky than in some other states because there is no estate tax. The following are the steps taken during the probate process. File a...
When Kentucky couples decide to divorce, they will need to divide their assets and debts. Kentucky laws dictate equitable distribution, where each spouse owns a certain share of the assets acquired during the marriage, but the division is not always a 50-50 split....
If you are a Kentucky male starting the divorce process, you need to know how to protect your interests before and during the divorce. Being careful about your behavior and knowing the things you need to do can prevent negative perceptions of you during the case....
In Kentucky, after a person dies, their estate must be settled. The case will begin with the deceased's will. From there, the estate might go to probate. The probate process begins The court will look at the deceased's will to initiate the probate process. If there is...
Getting a divorce can differ significantly across state lines in the United States. Each state has specific laws that apply to all divorcing couples, especially regarding financial holdings. Some states are community property states that allow for equal distribution...
