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Divorce in Kentucky can be overwhelming when a special needs child is involved. Parents must navigate a range of unique considerations, including financial support, custody arrangements and the long-term care and support of the child. Ensuring child's financial needs...
When Kentucky parents divorce, their children can be just as affected as the two spouses. They can experience a range of emotions and struggle with their mental health, during and after the process. However, there are ways you can support and protect your children...
In Kentucky, a marital estate is divided in an equitable fashion in a divorce. Therefore, it's possible that you may lose a portion of a 401(k), IRA or other retirement accounts as part of the property division process. However, failing to divide those accounts...
Divorce can be hard for any Kentucky couple, but it becomes infinitely harder when you take property division into consideration. The courts will use a few different methods to split property in a way that’s more or less fair to everyone involved. What is the most...
Millions of retirees in Kentucky and around the country rely on Social Security benefits to help them make ends meet. Social Security benefits are based on payroll deductions, but many of the retirees who receive them never worked or paid taxes. This is because...
Kentucky parents who are getting a divorce will be understandably concerned about their children. A child's best interest is the primary focus and that dictates custody and visitation. It is imperative that the parents ensure the children understand what is happening...
Kentucky is an equitable distribution state, which means that joint assets are divided in a manner that the judge presiding over a couple's divorce deems to be fair. For instance, the spouse who stayed at home during a marriage may be allowed to stay in the home for a...
Making your way through life after a divorce may feel overwhelming, especially if you count on your spouse for financial support. In some marriages, one spouse may stay home to care for children, which ultimately benefits the working spouse on many different levels. ...