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The vast majority of Americans in Kentucky and across the country think that it is a good idea to live together before marriage. However, one study indicates that couples who move in together before getting married may be at a higher risk for divorce. Various studies...
Every year, many parents in Kentucky file for divorce. These separations often have major effects on families. However, parents who pay special attention to their children's needs can help their kids bounce back after the stress of separation. It is important for...
When couples in Kentucky have similar credit scores, their relationship may also be more likely to last. This was one of the findings of research by the Federal Reserve Board. People with higher credit scores are also less likely to leave committed relationships....
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that was passed at the end of 2017 means that divorce could become more expensive for couples in Kentucky. For example, parents will no longer be able to take turns claiming children as exemptions.Instead, there will be an increase in the...
Making the decision to dissolve a relationship can be scary and intimidating, especially if you and the other party have children together. You may wish to shield the children from harm throughout the process, but no matter how you handle the situation, it will likely...
It's not unusual for stress related to work to be a factor that contributes to the end of a marriage in Kentucky. However, there's new research suggesting that certain occupations may result in workplace situations more likely to adversely affect marriages. A previous...
