The Legal Partners
If you’re divorcing a spouse who earns considerably more than you, you’ll likely be seeking spousal support (commonly known as alimony) for at least some period. “Permanent” alimony isn’t common these days. Judges are more likely to order rehabilitative alimony to...
It is normal to wonder what will happen to you if the police arrest you for driving under the influence of alcohol (or drugs). You know you could face costly expenses or perhaps even jail time. Those convicted on DUI charges can expect these consequences, but the toll...
It may take months or years before many people consider starting a relationship again after a divorce. Others are ready to start dating days later or may even want to start dating before their divorce has been finalized. After all, divorce can be stressful and...
Being charged with a criminal offense is a big deal. Depending on the crime you are charged with, a conviction can result in fines or even jail time. Ideally, you hope to overcome the charges in court. One of the defense options you can consider when charged with a...
The police are required by law to perform a traffic stop on drivers who are suspected of drunk driving after having reasonable suspicion, such as swerving, violating a traffic law or engaging in reckless driving. During the traffic stop, the police will likely ask the...
Modern medical science would probably seem like magic to people who lived 100 years ago. The idea that police officers can tell with a simple breath test whether someone has had too much to drink is incredible when you stop to think about it. While such testing is...
Kentucky state government employs many people. Their job opportunities are dependable and offer many benefits. Additionally, employees' rights are protected by major organizations. However, you may be terminated without cause. If this is your case, you can request a...
As you celebrate the winter holidays here in Frankfort, remember that the state Office of Highway Safety (OHS) continues its “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign through January 1, 2023. The combined efforts of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration...
Police officers in Kentucky are constantly on the lookout for signs of intoxicated drivers. A police officer who sees someone swerving or otherwise driving in a strange and unpredictable manner may pull that person over to screen them for signs of alcohol...
If police suspect someone is driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, then they may be inclined to pull the driver over and perform a series of tests. Typically, people believe that they’ll be tested with a breathalyzer test, which evaluates a person's blood...
