LendingTree recently released a survey taken by 506 people between the ages of 18 and 53 in Kentucky and elsewhere who were married in the

Millennial couples in Kentucky may be more likely to keep their bank accounts separate compared to baby boomers and Gen X according to a survey

Couples in Kentucky who are getting a divorce should be prepared to devise a new retirement plan. The plans they had when they were married

While noncustodial parents in Kentucky might not have physical custody, they often share legal custody. This means that they have equal power to make major

Kentucky women who believe a divorce is looming in the near future should consider the importance of gathering documents prior to making things official. Because

For many divorcing couples in Kentucky, the family home is the biggest asset that needs to be split. If there is a desire for one

Some spouses in Kentucky may divorce not because of major issues, such as infidelity, but due to less obvious tendencies that can be just as

The divorce process can be daunting and draining. This list of things to do after a divorce may help Kentucky residents plan ahead so that

There’s still a lingering belief that younger couples tying the knot in Kentucky and elsewhere in the country aren’t too proactive about the future. However,

When a Kentucky couple is going through a divorce and they need to discuss selling their home, there are a lot of things they need