Dividing marital property can be one of the most challenging aspects of divorce. In Kentucky, the law follows the principle of equitable distribution, which means property and debts are divided fairly, though not necessarily equally. Knowing how this process works...
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...
Student loans are a major concern for many people in Kentucky and across the country. Years after graduating from college, many Americans are still paying off these debts. When people decide to divorce, they may wonder about the effect the end of the marriage may have...
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...
Kentucky is an "equitable distribution" state, which means that courts attempt to divide the marital assets in divorces as fairly as possible. If you or your spouse file for divorce, you will want to know what will remain as your separate property and what assets are...
Before signing a divorce agreement, make sure you can support yourself when going from two incomes to one. This includes negotiating a property division settlement that protects your interests and preserves your financial security. Consider these factors when...