When you and your spouse made the decision to wed, you may have done so with every intention to remain together throughout life. However, things might not always go as planned; circumstances in life may be subject to change, and you could reach a point in life where...
Month: August 2018
Tips for divorce planning after tax reform
The passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act means that there will be changes ahead for couples in Kentucky who are planning to divorce. One of the major changes will be in alimony payments for divorces finalized after the end of 2018. For decades, people who received...
Planning for financial changes after divorce
Divorcing individuals in Kentucky and elsewhere may face financial issues that are far more long-lasting than the emotional and practical issues that also accompany the end of a marriage. Many people experience a great deal of stress about their financial future after...
Child support cases reflect different situations
Kentucky parents who have entered the child support system recently may find all of the specialized terminology confusing or frustrating. It may not be clear why some families pay child support privately while others pay it through a state-monitored system. There are...
Student loan debt can be a factor in divorce
Young people in Kentucky are often dealing with mounting student debt and lengthy repayment periods. On average, student loan borrowers around the country have an outstanding balance of $34,144, and for people who graduated college as part of the class of 2017, they...