Some parents in Kentucky who are getting a divorce might wonder what is meant by the term “custodial parent”. In general, the custodial parent is

People in Kentucky who are thinking about divorce may want to organize their finances first. For people who do not earn an income or who

Couples in Kentucky who argue frequently about housework may rightly be concerned about the future of their marriage. While household chores may be a seemingly

For many people in Kentucky beginning on the marriage journey, planning for divorce may be one of the least appealing considerations to make. While couples

For over 25 years, divorce has become increasingly common for people over the age of 50 in Kentucky and across the United States; since 1993,

Kentucky couples in the midst of a divorce may look to the signing of the final decree as the finish line in the process. Getting

The new U.S. tax law changes signed by President Donald Trump in December 2017 could cause some unhappy Kentucky couples to hasten their divorce plans.

Spouses in Kentucky going through divorce may be concerned about the financial implications of ending their marriage. From asset and property division to spousal and

When parents in Kentucky decide to divorce, the children are often a priority. No matter how unhappy the parents may be with each other, they

A divorce can have a significant financial impact on Kentucky residents and anyone else going through this process. Individuals may lose savings accounts, retirement accounts