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  • Divorce Basics – Postnuptial Agreements

    Divorce Basics – Postnuptial Agreements

    A postnuptial agreement is a legal contract that is similar to a prenuptial agreement but is created after a couple is already married. In Kentucky, postnuptial agreements can clarify financial rights, divide property, and establish expectations in the event of a spouse’s death or for future separation or divorce. These agreements help spouses manage changing…

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  • Divorce Basics: Jurisdiction

    Divorce Basics: Jurisdiction

    If you are starting the process of divorce, one concept that often comes up early is jurisdiction. While it may sound technical, it is really just a way of making sure that your case is being handled in the right place. In the context of divorce, jurisdiction refers to the court’s ability to hear your…

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  • Divorce Basics: Maintenance

    Divorce Basics: Maintenance

    Spousal maintenance, commonly known as alimony or spousal support, is one of the most misunderstood aspects of divorce. Many people assume it is automatic, or that it lasts forever. In Kentucky, however, spousal maintenance is far from automatic. What Is Spousal Maintenance? Spousal maintenance is financial support paid by one spouse to the other after…

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  • Divorce Basics: Status Quo Orders

    Divorce Basics: Status Quo Orders

    If you are just beginning a divorce in Kentucky, you are probably juggling a lot: moving logistics, parenting schedules, and financial uncertainty. One of the first questions many clients ask is, “What happens to everything between now and when the divorce is final?” That period of time can feel unstable and confusing. This is where…

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  • Divorce Basics: Child Support Modification

    Divorce Basics: Child Support Modification

    Child support orders are based on the financial and parenting circumstances at the time the court enters them. But life rarely stays the same. Over time, changes in income, expenses, or parenting time may mean that the original child support amount is no longer fair or appropriate. It also may be appropriate to request a…

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