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Kentucky residents who are planning to divorce will necessarily have to divide their property as a part of the process. If you are one of them, you will need to first figure out which property is marital and which is nonmarital. Only the marital property will be...
Kentucky parents who are in the military might wonder what their rights are when they are embroiled in a child custody and visitation dispute. Many military members worry about how possible periods of deployment might affect their child custody and visitation rights....
When a Kentucky couple goes through a divorce, marital assets are divided based on state law. Depending on how a trust is written, it is possible that a spouse could lay a claim to assets inside of a trust created by the family of the other spouse. One way to prevent...
When Kentucky courts determine child custody matters during a divorce, they consider what is in the best interests of the children involved. Joint or sole custody may be awarded, and judges give equal consideration to parents and de facto custodians when making...
As society continues to change, the process of going through a divorce changes as well. Some once-common scenarios are getting rarer, while previous outliers become the new standard. Here are some strong trends observed in divorce that are expected to continue further...
