For over 25 years, divorce has become increasingly common for people over the age of 50 in Kentucky and across the United States; since 1993, the rate of divorce among this age group has more than doubled, and the numbers continue to indicate an upward trend. The end...
Month: February 2018
Transitioning to single life requires planning during divorce
Kentucky couples in the midst of a divorce may look to the signing of the final decree as the finish line in the process. Getting the judge's signature on the dotted line is a major milestone to be sure, but there is still work to be done afterward. It can be helpful...
Divorce rate could rise in 2018 due to tax changes
The new U.S. tax law changes signed by President Donald Trump in December 2017 could cause some unhappy Kentucky couples to hasten their divorce plans. Under the new tax law, it could be more expensive to pay spousal support. Since the changes do not go into effect...
Should you bypass divorce mediation and go to court?
Now that you and your spouse have decided to end your marriage, you may feel a deep sense of relief. This may be especially true if your marriage was little more than years of struggle and tension. Perhaps your spouse violated your trust by unfaithfulness or other...
Annual tax filings can see major changes with divorce
Spouses in Kentucky going through divorce may be concerned about the financial implications of ending their marriage. From asset and property division to spousal and child support, divorce can have a major impact on the financial health of both partners. There is an...