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If you are going through a divorce, you may consider keeping things informal with your co-parent. It can feel easier to agree on parenting time through texts or conversations while avoiding court involvement. Many fathers begin with less parenting time. Across the...
When a Kentucky probate court appoints you as executor, you take responsibility for managing a loved one’s property and affairs in the state. If you live outside Kentucky, you must coordinate these duties from a distance. Your role is to guide the probate process,...
As the appointed representative of your loved one, you may find the probate process overwhelming. The process involves several steps that require meticulous planning. One of them is providing a probate bond with surety, and understanding its importance can help you...
Being a personal representative (executor) for the first time in Kentucky can leave you with a lot to handle. You are responsible for managing assets, paying debts, filing taxes and communicating with heirs. You may wonder if you must do everything yourself. The good...
Virtual probate allows you to manage an estate in Louisville, Kentucky even when you live in another state. Many families consider this option after a parent or relative passes away. Fortunately, although distance is a challenge, the state allows virtual processing...
Getting divorced can get you out of a toxic marriage and set the stage for the next successful chapter of your life. But the outcome isn’t guaranteed, and getting through the process can be incredibly stressful. This is particularly true if your wife wants to argue...
Divorce often means that one parent does not get to see as much of the kids as before. Often, it is the father who ends up seeing less of their children. A lack of their fathers in their lives is often quoted as a reason that so many young men end up in trouble with...
The probate process often isn't fast. It may take a year or even longer to fulfill the decedent’s financial obligations and distribute the resources included in their estate. The executor or personal representative has to commit to several months or more of...
In some cases, fathers find themselves involved in a dispute about paternity. For instance, maybe a couple has split up, and the father wants to ensure that he has custody rights so that he can continue spending time with his child. But the mother claims he should not...
It is very common for parents to have questions about where a child will live as they go through a divorce. Both parents likely want to have some amount of parenting time and access to their child. This is often solved simply by splitting up physical custody rights so...
