Marriages change over time. Life circumstances, finances, and family priorities rarely look the same ten years in as they did on the wedding day. For some couples, a post-nuptial agreement provides a way to address those changes with clarity and foresight. In Kentucky, these agreements are legally recognized, but their use and enforceability depend on…
Owning a small business is more than a job—it’s a dream, a source of income, and often a family legacy. But what happens to that business if you can no longer run it or unexpectedly pass away? Without a clear estate plan, years of hard work could be put at risk, leaving your family and…
Family law disputes in Kentucky are more than legal battles—they’re life-changing moments. Whether you are going through a divorce, fighting over child custody, or untangling property issues, the process can feel overwhelming. Courtrooms often intensify the stress, pitting people against each other in a win-or-lose battle. Mediation offers another path. It is designed to keep…
When someone passes away in Kentucky, not all their assets automatically go through probate. Some assets transfer directly, while others must be handled through the court process. Knowing which is which can save time, reduce costs, and help you avoid legal headaches during an already difficult time. What Are Probate Assets? Probate assets are those…
Custody and visitation issues are already stressful. When parents live in different states, things can get even more complicated — especially when one parent ignores a court-ordered visitation schedule. Whether you’ve moved to Kentucky or your child’s other parent has, it’s important to understand your rights and how to protect them. Kentucky Courts and the…
When most people think about estate planning, they picture wills, homes, and bank accounts. But in today’s world, there’s another important category to consider: digital assets. These can hold financial value, sentimental meaning, or both. Let’s break down what digital assets are, why they matter, and how to include them in your estate plan. What…
Not having primary custody of your child can feel heartbreaking. You may worry about missing out on milestones or being sidelined in decisions that matter. These are real fears, and they’re completely valid. But here’s the good news: In Kentucky, being a non-custodial parent doesn’t mean you’re powerless. You still have important rights, and you…
An arrest triggers a series of legal steps, beginning with the process of determining when and how someone can be released from jail. In Kentucky, the process depends on several factors, including the charge, the judge’s discretion, and the individual’s history. Whether you’re looking out for yourself or helping someone else, it’s important to understand…
Divorce is never easy. Emotions run high. Life changes fast. But Kentucky law adds a pause in the process, a mandatory “cooling-off period.” It is designed to give couples time to reflect and possibly reconsider before finalizing a divorce. If you’re considering or going through a divorce in Kentucky, it’s important to understand what this…
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