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It is no secret that a divorce takes up so much time, energy and money from divorcing spouses. It is most especially daunting when the process reaches the property division aspect. This is because the court will have to consider multiple factors when equitably...
In no-fault states like Kentucky, spouses do not need to prove fault on the other’s part to obtain a divorce decree. As long as the court finds the marriage irreversibly broken, regardless of marital fault, it can order a final judgment of dissolution of the marriage....
A police officer pulling you over can be a nerve-racking experience. What kind of questions will the officer ask you? Will the officer suspend your driver’s license on the spot? It’s not only the questions you’ll have to contend with. If an officer suspects you of...
Child custody matters are essential topics in divorce proceedings. Typically, one of the parents becomes the child's primary caregiver, and the court helps determine parenting time for the other party. These arrangements might be straightforward, but certain cases...
Division of assets is a tricky aspect of a divorce. The courts consider numerous factors beyond the value of the properties. Most states, including Kentucky and Indiana, follow the concept of equitable distribution of property in asset division. But what does this...
Receiving a charge of driving under the influence affects many areas of a person's life, such as their standing in the community and chances of obtaining employment in sectors that involve driving and operating heavy equipment. Because of this, it is important that...
Sometimes marriages hit roadblocks along the way and some situations may leave spouses feeling uncertain about the relationship. When this happens, couples may need some time off to reassess their values and priorities. With this in mind, spouses might consider legal...
When the police arrest you for drunk driving, it can feel like you’re already in a lot of trouble. Make no mistake, facing drunk driving charges is serious, but in the United States, you are innocent until proven guilty. Because of that presumption of innocence, the...
Just as the divorce process varies from state to state, so do the rules about remarrying. In general, Indiana's state laws enforce no waiting period before you can remarry after a divorce. You should be able to remarry right after the court issues a divorce decree....
Divorces take time and money, and there is no definitive amount for either of these variables. For the divorce to be finalized, the state of Kentucky requires the spouses to have been separated for a minimum of 60 days. When the spouses cannot leave the marital house...