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Divorce changes the shape of a family, but it does not have to diminish a child’s sense of safety, belonging and opportunity for future achievement. Children often do best when parents focus less on the breakup and more on building a stable, respectful co-parenting...
Ending a marriage after 20 or 30 years presents unique challenges. While you may no longer face child custody issues, your financial future takes center stage. Professionals often call this a "gray divorce" because it involves spouses over age 50 who must untangle...
You received a job offer in another state or want to move closer to family. Your divorce already finalized, so you assume you can simply relocate with your children. However, Kentucky law requires you to follow specific procedures before moving out of state with your...
Filing for a divorce is a heavy decision to make. Aside from the emotional baggage, you must consider the time and financial resources the process demands. In Kentucky, there are two types of divorce: contested and uncontested. Understanding the differences between...
The discovery of infidelity can be a turning point in a marriage, often leading to its dissolution. When it comes to divorce, different states handle the issue of infidelity in different ways. In the state of Kentucky, the impact of infidelity on a divorce case may...
Child custody arrangements allow divorced parents to share caretaking responsibilities and stay connected to their families. As a divorcing parent in Kentucky, you should be familiar with possible custody arrangements you might encounter. By exploring your options,...
The holiday season can be especially difficult in a co-parenting situation. The end of the year often comes with changes in schedules, family gatherings and things that may require a bit more flexibility. As a result, it can be emotionally and logistically challenging...
When a North Carolina couple decides to end their marriage, they will have many complex financial decisions to make in the weeks and months ahead. It is especially complicated for those who are divorcing later in life, called a gray divorce. Those past or close to...
What will happen to the kids when the parents decide to end their marriage? This is a common question for many Kentucky parents as they walk through the divorce process. In most cases, parents are committed to protecting the best interests of their children above all...
The choice to separate is not an easy one to make. It may come after years or months of marital problems, and it provides the opportunity for a couple to live separately for a time. A separated Kentucky couple may choose to use this time to work on problems, seek...