After a crash, you may face physical injuries, medical costs, vehicle repairs and questions about compensation. One concern is whether not wearing a seat belt could affect your claim. Kentucky law addresses that question within specific limits. Courts may review seat...
Nobody ever plans for their marriage to end. However, when it does, not only are you expected to deal with the pain and all the stress, but you will also be the one to take care of the legalities. Fortunately, if you learn the process in advance, filing should be easy...
When a loved one passes away due to someone else’s actions, you may wonder if the case only involves civil court. In Kentucky, wrongful death claims focus on financial recovery for the family. However, certain circumstances may also lead to criminal charges against...
Spousal support, also called alimony, helps one spouse stay financially stable after divorce. But what happens if life circumstances change? Many people wonder if support payments are set in stone or if adjustments are possible. When spousal support may change Courts...
Parental alienation occurs when one parent actively works to damage the relationship between the child and the other parent. This behavior can have serious legal consequences in child custody cases. Courts consider these actions carefully because they can harm the...
A protective order can serve as a legal tool to help prevent contact or harassment from another person. In Kentucky, the law provides different types of protective orders depending on the relationship between the parties and the nature of the threat. Knowing when to...
Rear-end collisions are among the most frequent types of motor vehicle accidents. While it's easy to assume the rear driver is liable in every instance, Kentucky law evaluates each case based on specific circumstances. Liability isn't automatic. Understanding...
The sudden and unexpected loss of a loved one in a catastrophic incident is an emotionally charged event. It triggers the need to handle final arrangements, which can be a costly undertaking. For some, the desire to avenge their loved one’s death is a primary...
In Kentucky, joint custody is a common arrangement in divorce cases. This means that both parents share legal custody of their child, making important decisions about the child’s upbringing together. It can be a positive arrangement if both parents are willing to...
The unexpected loss of a loved one due to someone else's actions can be devastating. If you're considering a wrongful death claim in Kentucky, it's natural to wonder how long the legal process might take. While each case has unique elements, understanding the typical...