Divorce

Unless you and your child’s other parent are in agreement over who is going to care for your shared child and when you may need Kentucky’s family court system to develop a custody schedule on your family’s behalf. When making decisions about your child’s living...

If divorce is on the table, then you likely feel that you already have enough to worry about. The cost and invasiveness of bringing lawyers into the mix might drive you to consider a do-it-yourself divorce. A do-it-yourself divorce is usually not a good idea,...

Whether you ended your marriage years ago and you have to pay child support or you are preparing for these obligations during the divorce process, it is important to understand the different payment methods that you have. Reviewing these options can help you find the...

With lenient rules for allowing for divorce in Kentucky, the courts routinely grant divorce wishes for couples wanting to end a marriage. The laws of the state allow for divorce when the parties cannot find a way forward. However, language in Kentucky laws also...

Deciding on divorce is difficult for all parties involved. When you have children, you have to inform them of your decision. According to Psychology Today, children may remember this conversation for the rest of their lives. You need to be careful how you approach the...

While divorce is a difficult process, most cases in Kentucky never make it to trial because parties can settle property division and child custody matters outside of court. The process is most effective when spouses are cooperative, but if the divorce is contentious,...

Divorces are exceedingly common in the U.S. In fact, in 2019, almost a million couples decided to call it quits. While you probably know at least one person who has gone through a divorce, you may have little experience ending a marriage yourself. Even under ideal...