In Kentucky, courts make custody and parenting-time decisions based on the child’s best interests. State law generally starts with a rebuttable presumption that joint custody and equal parenting time are best for the child. Judges consider several factors in divorce...
It is normal to worry that your spouse has not disclosed everything during divorce. Kentucky courts require full financial disclosure to divide marital property fairly, but not everyone complies. When crucial information stays hidden, your share of assets can shrink...
During a divorce, the state will typically divide property in a way it considers fair. However, this can be difficult to accomplish if a divorcing couple owns a cabin or a home in another state. It is important to learn whether or not Kentucky has jurisdiction over...