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Trusts are tools for managing and safeguarding assets. They offer a combination of privacy, control and flexibility, which make them indispensable for individuals looking to navigate the complexities of asset distribution, tax planning and legacy preservation both...
Modern technology means that it is now much easier to talk with people, even when you are on the other side of the world from them. It’s not just businesses that have made use of this reality. Courts have begun to realize how technology can help divorced parents keep...
As a recently divorced dad going through the motions of custody, it is crucial to prioritize and actively work towards strengthening your connection with your children during this challenging time. To the kids, dads remain an integral part of their lives, and...
Before someone dies, they may have chosen someone they know to serve as their personal representative or the executor of their estate. Other times, the Kentucky courts may name someone based on the relationship that they have with the decedent. Sometimes, the person...
Officially, Kentucky law doesn’t favor mothers or fathers when it comes to custody and parenting – but that doesn’t mean that fathers always get a fair shake. While changes are slowly coming about, the stereotype of the “incompetent dad who can’t handle child care”...
When Kentucky divorces turn toxic, it’s often fathers' rights that come under attack. That’s because mothers often get the upper hand in custody disputes. Many fathers don’t realize a divorce has turned toxic. Unfortunately, by that time the damage has already...
During the probate process, the decedent’s will is verified, the estate’s debts are settled and any outstanding taxes are paid. When all of this has been done, the decedent’s assets are distributed according to the provisions of their will. Probate is a complex,...
January is a very common month for people to file for divorce. For lawyers who specialize in family law and divorce, it is indeed a very busy time. Despite the claims that this is a myth, it is actually true, and January being dubbed “divorce month” is grounded in...
In a typical Kentucky probate proceeding, the original copy of a decedent's last will and testament must be produced. However, it's possible that the original copy cannot be found, which means that a duplicate will need to be presented. Whether the duplicate is...
Kentucky homes purchased during a marriage are considered to be joint or marital assets. This means the couple has equal ownership over the house, the mortgage and any additional debts it can incur. This isn’t a problem unless the couple decides to divorce. Then...
