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To be away from your children can be painful for everyone. You may worry about how to stay close to your kid or keep the bond you have intact. Fortunately, according to Military OneSource, there are ways you can stay close to your children, even when you have to be...
Ignition interlock devices are becoming a common tool courts use against individuals convicted of drunk driving. However, the installation and maintenance of the devices can be expensive. For that reason, few states make them mandatory. Kentucky does not mandate the...
In Kentucky, your first DUI results in a misdemeanor. DUI offenses remain on your criminal record, even if the court dismisses the case. Unfortunately, your employer can find the records of your DUI charge no matter how hard you try to remove the evidence. However,...
Divorce is hard on children. According to Family Means, children of divorce are more likely to struggle academically, deal with change poorly and have emotional issues. However, you can take specific steps to improve their life moving forward. If you worry about your...
After a police officer pulls you over and cites you for a traffic violation on an Indiana road, you might decide to contest the ticket. Pleading guilty to a traffic offense may get the ordeal over with, but you will likely pay a fine and receive points on your driving...
If you owe child support, receive child support or expect to find yourself in this position soon because you are splitting up with your child's other parent, it is crucial to understand your responsibilities and rights. Every parent is in a unique position, and it is...
Members of law enforcement in both Kentucky and Indiana have a keen interest in keeping motorists from driving under the influence of alcohol and other substances. According to Prevention First, a nonprofit organization that works to prevent alcohol misuse, sobriety...
If you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse cannot reach an agreement on your own and have no prior arrangement, the court will have the final say in what happens to your property. During your marriage, you and your spouse likely accumulated money, personal items and...
During divorce proceedings involving minor children, Kentucky courts assign two forms of custody, physical (also known as residential) custody and legal custody. The former deals with where the children live and for what intervals while the latter refers to the...
Often, when a couple faces problems in their marriage, both individuals are on the same page about splitting up. Sometimes, though, the fact that one spouse wants a divorce comes as a surprise to the other spouse. If your spouse has asked for a divorce, but you would...
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