Edgewood Kentucky Family Law Blog
Getting a divorce? What happens to the dog?
In the United States, roughly 85 million families own a pet. Almost all of these families would agree that their furry friends, whether they be a dog or a cat, are very important companions in their lives. They love them like family. However, what happens to these...
Adult children are not immune to the effects of divorce
How will a divorce impact one’s children? This is a common thing that Kentucky parents worry about, even if getting a divorce is the best option for each spouses’ health and wellbeing. However, it is critical to note that divorce does affect children – no matter their...
What should you do if the other parent is badmouthing you?
Sitting down to dinner might feel just like any other normal night for children and parents during their parenting time. Then, one child pipes up and says that the other parent said "the divorce was your fault." Hearing these words from one’s child can be shocking and...
Protect your business with a prenuptial agreement
If you get divorced in Kentucky, a court could divide the marital estate based on equitable distribution factors. The marital estate would end up including the business that you had before the marriage if you do not do anything to protect it. In order to avoid this...
Hidden assets can complicate your divorce
When you began divorce proceedings, you likely hoped you would receive your fair share of marital assets. Yet, your spouse’s financial disclosure may not have mirrored your shared lifestyle. If significant assets are at stake during your divorce, they may have hidden...
How long do I have to pay spousal support?
While spousal support is certainly a common issue in many divorces, it is not automatic. Not everyone will have a spousal support order established in the proceedings of their divorce. After all, a spousal support order depends on several factors regarding the...
Successful co-parenting means no competition
Many parents commit to co-parenting after divorce. After all, several studies in recent years have reported that children benefit from maintaining relationships with both of their parents. However, co-parenting is often a harder job than it sounds, even if parents...
Financial infidelity: An increasing issue over the years
Several studies have determined the most common causes of divorce, with some of those being constant arguing, lack of commitment and infidelity. When individuals hear the term “infidelity,” they usually think of an extramarital affair. However, that is not the only...
Does mediation make sense for your divorce?
Many marriages come to an amicable ending. You and your spouse may harbor ill feelings toward each other but are willing to put them aside for a clean break. Or, you two may not be splitting due to mutual antipathy – marriages can fall apart for many reasons. Either...
A financial parenting plan is important too
Finances play a large role in divorce. Divorcing spouses must divide their marital assets, and each party must become accustomed to living off one income again. It is also no secret that finances can be the root of many disputes between parents both during and after a...
