If you or the other parent of your child is planning to relocate, this could have huge implications for your relationship with your child. You may worry that relocating may lead to a loss of child custody, or you may want to bring your child with you when you relocate but fear that your co-parent will protest.
Understanding equitable distribution in Kentucky
It's important to observe state laws when determining how assets will be divided during your divorce. All states follow one of two legal doctrines: community property or equitable distribution.
Managing digital assets during property division
When spouses divorce, they need to go through the process of severing ties, both financially and emotionally. In today's world, we have become increasingly dependent on digital assets such as family photo albums, Instagram accounts, purchased music and video files and perhaps bitcoin accounts.
Make sure you know fact from fiction if you divorce
No one can predict whether your marriage will last a lifetime. When you stood in a Kentucky courtroom, church or other venue and tied the knot, you likely assumed you were taking the first steps of a journey that would remain intact for the rest of your life. However, there is no guarantee that, at some point, your relationship will not hit a roadblock from which you determine it cannot rebound.
How do I communicate effectively with my child during divorce?
Going through a divorce is difficult on everyone involved, especially your children. Some children cannot be consoled when they find out their parents are getting a divorce. Others will shut down emotionally and stop talking to you. Then there are some who will continue on as if nothing is happening. No matter your situation, it's important to communicate effectively with your child.
