Discreet Family Law Representation
If you are like many parents who set up a 529 plan for their potentially college-bound child, you may have assumed that the plan is the property of your child. You would have assumed wrong. A 529 plan is the property of the account owner, which is typically a parent....
An unusual ruling in a Kentucky divorce case surprised a couple because the judge decided they should try to work it out instead of granting their divorce. The judge ordered the couple to participate in reconciliation counseling before she would grant a divorce....
If your spouse made significantly more money than you during your marriage, you may have relied on his or her income. Perhaps you did not have a job of your own or only worked part-time. Now that you and your spouse are divorcing, you must divide your property...
Whether you assumed the job of homemaker during your marriage or you earned far less than your spouse, you may count on alimony to help you support yourself in the years following the dissolution of your marriage. However, there is no guarantee that the courts will...
You and your soon-to-be-ex-spouse invested a lot of time and energy into a business. With your divorce, you may worry about your current spouse selling the company. Chron explains the ins and outs of selling a business in divorce when spouses built the entity...
Dealing with divorce is a difficult task for anyone, but sometimes, focus on your child can get lost in the stress and shuffle. But your child will face just as much stress and turmoil as you will throughout this process. Thus, you may wonder: is there any way to make...
Divorce is hard on families, and parents do their best to establish custody agreements that serve the best interest of the children. Sadly, through no fault of their own, grandparents often find themselves without access to their grandchildren during and after...
Past posts on this blog touch upon the fact that there are a number of financial considerations for you (or a loved one) to review following the conclusion of divorce proceedings in Kentucky. One that may not be at the forefront of your (or your loved one's) mind is...
A divorce will affect your life in many ways, including your retirement. Retirement accounts such as your 401(k) that you have contributed to during your marriage will be fair game for division in divorce. For this reason, you should understand how to properly divide...
When your marriage ends, it is time to embark on a new chapter. You will need to make many adjustments in nearly all areas of your life. In the financial arena, making the right moves can make a difference in your overall quality of life after a divorce. The changing...