When parents in Kentucky decide to divorce, the children are often a priority. No matter how unhappy the parents may be with each other, they each maintain a strong commitment to their children. For that reason, crafting a parenting plan that supports these essential...
Month: January 2018
How to rebound financially from divorce
A divorce can have a significant financial impact on Kentucky residents and anyone else going through this process. Individuals may lose savings accounts, retirement accounts or access to portions of their business assets. However, there are ways in which individuals...
What happens to artwork during a divorce
Many Kentucky couples spend years, if not decades, building up their assets. However, when a couple who has an estate worth millions or billions, those assets will have to be divided up between both parties. When it comes to artwork, determining their worth can be...
How divorcing couples keep tabs on each other today
Advances in technology may make it easier for Kentucky residents to spy on or track their former spouses. One woman found that a GPS device had been placed on the tire of her car, which allowed her ex-husband to know exactly where she was going and when. In this case,...
Would you consider ‘bird-nesting’ as a custody option?
When those with significant wealth decide to divorce, a primary concern may be the division of assets, which could be costly. More than likely, however, each party will leave the marriage with financial security.If you fall into this category and have children, that...
Prevention of international parental kidnapping
Kentucky parents are prohibited by federal law from moving their children out of the United States for the purpose of interfering with the other parent's custody rights. A person who violates this law may be charged with international parental kidnapping face up to...