When considering divorce, it is important to acknowledge the emotional and legal complexities that may arise. Whether you are initiating the divorce process or have been served with divorce papers, it is natural to have many questions. Clients often seek guidance from our family law attorneys during this challenging time, asking about topics such as…
When looking for a family law attorney to help with your divorce, child custody, alimony, or other family legal matters, it is crucial to find the right match for your specific situation. However, finding a suitable attorney is not always as simple as many may think. While it may be easy to find a family…
Navigating a custody battle during a divorce or separation can be incredibly challenging. That is why it is important to understand the common pitfalls of custody battles, as they can affect your case and future. In the following guide, we will discuss some of the major mistakes to avoid in a custody battle. Talking Negatively…
If you are considering filing for divorce in Kentucky, it is important to understand the state’s divorce process. Not only will you need to file certain paperwork with the court to end your marriage, but there are various other rules that you will need to follow. In the guide below, we will review some of…
Alimony, also known as spousal maintenance, refers to the financial compensation that one spouse is ordered by the court to pay the other spouse upon the termination of their marriage. It is typically ordered in cases of longer-duration marriages but it can also apply to shorter-term marriages. Types of Spousal Maintenance in Kentucky In Kentucky,…
No parent is perfect, so minor imperfections will not take away a parent’s rights. However, in Kentucky, being an unfit parent will cause the court to limit or reduce the interaction between that parent and their children or child. To learn more about Kentucky’s unfit parent laws, the post below will review these regulations in…
If you and your ex-spouse have children in Kentucky, and one of you wants to relocate, you may or may not be able to take your children with you, even if the move is for a valid reason, such as a new job. If the parents agree to the move, there should not be an…
Kentucky laws allow a victim of domestic violence to seek a protective order, also known as a domestic violence order (DVO). This order can require the abuser to have no contact with the victim, leave a shared residence, restrict the places where an abuser can visit, and put the offender on a global positioning device….
After a separation or divorce, it can feel like a huge relief knowing that you can move forward with your life after dealing with courtroom battles, contentious issues, and other aspects of divorce. However, depending on the circumstances, these legal issues may not always be final. For example, you may need to request a modification…
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