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When you and your spouse divorce, you usually have to divide your debts between yourselves. As Kentucky is an equitable distribution state, you might think this process is as simple as finding out who incurred which debt and when. The actual process, however, is often...
Divorce presents unique challenges for those who own businesses. Even if your spouse has no active role in the business, Kentucky law considers it a marital asset and will divide it equitably. With equitable distribution, properties are split fairly rather than...
Divorce could adversely affect a child's behavioral and emotional welfare. Out of everyone in your family, they could take the most brutal blow, lengthening their adjustment period to your new family situation. During this challenging time, your role as a parent is to...
If you have a shared custody arrangement, you trust your former spouse to exercise good judgment during his or her parenting time. Among other things, this requires picking a responsible babysitter when your ex is not available to watch the kids. If he or she is not a...
When going through a divorce, it is important to focus on asset division. This is one of the most lengthy and difficult parts of the divorce process, but missing important red flags here could result in a serious loss of assets through something called asset hiding....
Financial worry can exacerbate your already strong feelings about your divorce, especially if your soon-to-be ex is the primary breadwinner in your household. If you are unsure how you will financially survive without your spouse's income, you may be eligible for...
Divorce has a bad reputation for destroying financial security and robbing people of wealth. While this outcome might ring true for some divorcees, you have the chance to prevent this sort of thing from happening. Proactive planning and careful budgeting can help you...
Even when divorce is in the best interest of your family unit, it will still have a significant impact on children. Most children experience numerous effects after divorce, and many worry that their relationship with their parents will change drastically. Some...
If you are like many Kentucky couples facing divorce, you and your spouse may want to separate amicably and avoid the expense, anxiety and uncertainty of litigation. However, the process of dividing your estate may be complex if you share substantial property or have...
As you go through the process of legally separating from your spouse in Kentucky, you might wonder how feasible it is to move across state lines with your children. If you have a legitimate reason for wanting to move, the courts may rule in your favor depending on a...