Family Law

Parents who are going through a divorce will often have to determine how to make the child’s schedule work even though they’re having to move between homes. Having consistency can help the child to feel more secure while they adjust to the new way of life.  Some...

When children are involved in multiple activities, co-parenting can feel even more overwhelming than it might otherwise be. Practices, games, lessons and social commitments often fill the calendar, and when two households are coordinating it all, costs and...

The family home often represents the biggest asset in a Kentucky divorce. It also creates the most emotional stress. Decisions about the house affect where you live, your finances and your children’s sense of stability. Is the family home marital property under...

Parenting plans contain a variety of terms that allow both parents to have a clear understanding of parental responsibilities and other points related to raising their children. One area that should be carefully considered is how holidays and school breaks will be...

One of the most common concerns of divorcing couples is how the divorce will affect their children. In addition to managing their own emotions, parents want to minimize the impact on their kids. For people considering a child-focused approach to divorce, bird nesting...

When you are injured, it is not just your physical health that is affected—it can impact most areas of your life. You might feel frustrated that you cannot do things for your kids like you did before, like driving them around, making meals or spending time with them...

Having to create a parenting plan is something that’s challenging, even in the best of circumstances. The challenge becomes even greater when the child has special needs because the parents have to consider those individual needs while they’re setting the terms.  All...

Co-parenting isn’t always an easy situation, partly because of the emotional strain that may come from the split. Co-parents can’t avoid speaking to each other after the split.  Because you still need to talk to your ex about the children, you must learn how to...

Divorce is a chaotic experience for many families. Most couples find themselves butting heads consistently throughout the divorce process. Particularly when divorcing spouses share children, they may have many issues about which they struggle to agree. While they may...

The breakup of a relationship between two people who share children can lead to a complicated situation. The two people no longer want to be together. They would probably prefer not to have to hear from or see each other. But for the sake of their children, they must...