Many people may not realize that everyone has an estate, not just wealthy individuals. Your estate includes everything you own — your home, car, bank accounts, life insurance, investments, furniture, personal possessions, and other real estate. However, regardless of the size of your estate, one thing is certain: you cannot take it with you after…
Collaborative divorce goes beyond just settling a divorce. It is a carefully planned process where spouses work together to reach a settlement outside of court with the assistance of lawyers and other specialists. This process focuses on respect, open communication, and finding a solution that benefits both sides. To understand the benefits of collaborative divorce…
Although it is no secret that going through a divorce can result in a contentious, challenging, and expensive process, not all divorces have to rise to the level of drama usually found on television. If a couple wants to end the marriage as efficiently and peacefully as possible, a collaborative divorce may be the best…
Summer is a season of relaxation and recreation. Kids especially love time away from school and the opportunity to go on vacation or spend more time with family. For divorced or separated parents, this can be a critical time to revisit co-parenting arrangements. The distinction between parenting time and legal custody is vital for parents…
Dealing with a divorce can be a challenging time for everyone involved. However, it does not always have to be. While the traditional approach to divorce involves battling it out in the courts, which can often lead to disputes over assets and children, a collaborative divorce can provide an alternative route to this process by…
Dividing marital property may be one of the most challenging aspects of getting a divorce in Kentucky. In truth, even anticipating going through this process can result in significant anxiety and worry. However, understanding how the state’s laws work regarding the division of marital assets can help alleviate some of this burden. In the blog…
As a parent, you want to be able to provide a loving and safe environment for your children to grow up in. As a result, altering child custody arrangements may be necessary to make this possible. However, once a child custody order is in place in Kentucky, there are certain procedures you will have to…
When a protective order is issued against one spouse in Kentucky, it leads to immediate and profound changes in family dynamics. Primarily, the order may limit the individual’s access to their home and children. In divorce and custody proceedings, the court’s main concern is the safety and welfare of the children and the protected spouse….
Grandparents often develop strong bonds with their grandchildren. However, significant changes to a family structure, such as divorce, separation, or the death of a parent, can impact these bonds. In such cases, grandparents may wonder about their rights and the options they have. In this article, we will shed light on these rights and the…
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