After a divorce, life moves on, and sometimes the custodial parent must migrate to another town or state. Perhaps the parent changed jobs or opted to move in with a new spouse. Parental relocation, for whatever reason, can have a significant influence on your parenting arrangement. Relocating within Kentucky Relocations within Kentucky are often negotiated […]
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Divorce can be especially difficult around the holidays. Friends begin sharing holiday “highlight reels” on social media, sentimental advertisements begin to air on television, and everyone else appears to be living within a Norman Rockwell painting. The key to a happy holiday season, like many other elements of divorce, is a willingness to
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Because of the increase in divorce filings following the holiday season, January has earned the moniker “divorce month” in family law circles. According to studies, divorce filings rise during the months of August and March, which are considered “calm pauses” between holidays and back-to-school events. It’s easy to see why divorce filings fall near
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Most of the time, one parent has custody of the child in McCracken County. The child lives with the parent who has custody, and that parent takes care of the child every day. The parent who doesn’t have custody of the child usually has parenting time or visits with the child. Even if the
During a divorce in Kentucky, a court could order one partner to pay alimony every month. Alimony, also called “spousal support,” is a financial obligation to help a spouse during or after a divorce. It helps the receiving spouse keep enjoying the life they have with their partner. Usually, when we think of alimony,
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Abuse of drugs can be a bad thing in any relationship. When one partner is addicted to something, it can be hard to keep the trust and respect that are needed to keep a marriage together. These bad and maybe even dangerous conditions in the home can have a big effect on how things go
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Alimony, also called “spousal support” or “maintenance,” is a contract that says one spouse must pay the other money during and after a divorce. The amount of alimony is based on many different factors, such as how long the couple was married, how well they lived together, and how much each person could earn.
In most cases of child custody in Bergen County, only one parent has custody of the child. The child lives with the parent who has custody. That parent takes care of the child every day. The parent who doesn’t live with the child usually has parenting time or visits with the child. Even if
Most of the time, after a divorce, both parents want what’s best for their kids. Arrangements for custody are often made with this in mind. People’s jobs, homes, and other priorities may change over time, and their situations may change as well. When this happens, you may need to change the way you share custody
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You might think that you will always have to pay alimony. That could be the case if you live in Kentucky. The laws on alimony in Kentucky allow for payments to be made for life. There are, however, ways to change and stop paying permanent alimony. Does Kentucky Permit Lifetime Spousal Support Or Permanent Alimony
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