Marriage is typically a time of excitement, hopefulness and change for the marrying couple. Nevertheless, maintaining a marital union over the years is hard work. Couples who may not have been very compatible from the beginning are even more likely to have difficulty...
Month: October 2018
Working toward financial security after divorce
A common question divorcing spouses ask themselves is, "What will happen to me?" Often, this question expresses their fear and concern over their financial future as much as their personal loss. It is not unusual for newly divorced spouses to struggle financially, and...
The truth about prenuptial agreements
Kentucky residents who are about to get married may want to strongly consider a prenuptial agreement. When constructed properly, they can help couples clarify their roles in the relationship in a rational and calm manner. However, some choose not to get them because...
Stressful interactions can lead to divorce
When people in Northern Kentucky decide to divorce, there can be a range of factors that contribute to the decision to end their marriage. Some people deal with irreconcilable differences regarding parenthood, relationship styles or even where to live. Even long-term...
How the cost of divorce may go up with tax reform
For the past few decades, people paying alimony after divorce could deduct those payments on their taxes. However, the 2017 passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Acts changes this for new divorcees in Kentucky and throughout the country. Starting with divorce agreements...
Divorce may be more likely in certain work environments
When choosing professions, most people in Kentucky don't usually consider the ratio of co-workers from the opposite sex. However, a Swedish study looked at if working around co-workers of the opposite sex might have an impact on divorce rates. A previous study...