Children who have parents going through a divorce have a lot to cope with throughout the process. One of the most challenging things they have to learn is how to live in two homes. Children may look to their parents for help during this adjustment period. Finding ways...
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3 tips for improving co-parent communication
Navigating co-parenting successfully hinges on effective communication. Creating a positive and respectful communication channel is crucial because it focuses on the child's needs rather than past personal differences. Setting aside personal grievances prioritizes the...
Can you ask for enough alimony to keep your married lifestyle?
Here in Kentucky, the divorce of former Gov. Matt Blevin and his wife has been in the news this year as she filed for divorce to end their marriage, which lasted for 26 years and produced nine children. For other Kentucky couples considering divorce, it may bring up...
Should you divorce before or after the holidays?
Sometimes, a curious thing happens once people determine that divorce is the only solution for their marital problems. They feel relieved about finally making a tough decision and may even feel anxious to get started. Ordinarily, that sense of relief and eagerness can...
Parenting plan terms that address the holidays
The holidays often hold a special place in the hearts of children and their parents alike. For divorced or separated parents, however, this period can inspire stress as they navigate the intricacies of sharing time with their children. An effective parenting plan that...
2 school year issues divorced parents should discuss
The start of every school year is always filled with a lot of adjustments for parents and children alike – but everything takes on an added layer of complexity when the parents are divorced. It’s a little bit harder to operate like a functional parental unit when you...
Do the Kentucky family courts prefer sole custody arrangements?
When married parents divorce or unmarried parents separate, they will have to figure out what to do with the custody of their children. Custody matters are often one of the most emotional aspects of a divorce or separation, and parents often worry that they will lose...
Understanding marital property division in a Kentucky divorce
Kentucky is among the states that do not divide marital assets strictly equally between a divorcing couple. Instead, the state uses an equitable division approach when splitting the property and assets acquired during the marriage. An equitable division aims at...
Is your spouse hiding assets from you?
Divorce can be an emotionally and financially challenging process. As couples go their separate ways, the division of assets becomes a significant point of contention. Unfortunately, some individuals resort to deceitful practices such as asset hiding to protect their...
When parents who are in recovery want more time with their kids
When individuals who have struggled with alcohol and/or other substances get clean and sober, they are often anxious to rebuild relationships that may have suffered as a result of their addiction. This is understandable. Yet, it is important for parents of minor...