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If you're receiving or paying spousal support in Kentucky, you might wonder how remarriage could impact your obligations. Remarriage can indeed have a significant effect on spousal support, but the specifics depend on several factors. Here’s what you need to know....
If a marriage is on the rocks, one of the most painful realizations is accepting that one’s partner may no longer be interested in saving it. Rebuilding a relationship requires mutual effort, vulnerability and an honest commitment to change. However, there are times...
If you and your spouse are going your separate ways, understanding your conflict management style can make a significant difference in how you navigate the divorce process—both legally and emotionally. Whether your divorce is amicable or contested, self-awareness...
Parents who choose to divorce or stop living with one another have a complicated process ahead. They generally have to share parental rights and responsibilities. Under state law, there is a presumption that shared parenting arrangements are in the best interests of...
Divorce can be a challenging time, especially when it comes to dividing assets like your 401(k). Here is a breakdown of what you need to know about dividing your 401(k) during divorce. Marital property and 401(k) accounts The first step in calculating your 401(k)...
High-asset divorces often involve complex financial holdings, business interests and investment portfolios that can make it challenging to obtain a complete picture of marital wealth. When substantial assets are at stake, the temptation for one spouse to conceal...
Money is one of the most common sources of arguments between spouses. Even in otherwise happy relationships, financial stress can create friction. Small disagreements about money can escalate into bigger issues if not addressed. Below are some common financial matters...
Moving to a new city or state can complicate your custody arrangement. Even if you believe the move is in your child’s best interest, Kentucky law doesn’t allow one parent to relocate without notifying the other. Relocation can trigger legal proceedings that may alter...
Inaccurate information about divorce can lead to people feeling anxious and trapped. Well-intentioned people sometimes share faulty information with those considering divorce. For example, many people caution friends and family members against moving out of the...
You and your spouse are heading toward a divorce, but you’re more than just married partners—you’re also joint business owners. A few years ago, the two of you started a joint business venture, which is the only source of income both of you have. This can be worrying...
