What is a putative spouse in Louisville? How is an innocent spouse protected in cases of bigamy or previously unresolved marriages under Kentucky Family law? Generally speaking, a putative marriage involves some form of technically legal barrier or impediment which means the marriage is not legally binding. The most common example involves a party who...
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How to Manage Relocation with Existing Child Custody Orders
Are you wondering how to manage relocation with existing child custody orders in Louisville? Child custody and parenting time agreements are often sources of concern and legal issues following a divorce. Perhaps one of the most contentious post decree child custody and parenting time issues is a move-away or relocation case. What happens if existing...
What Happens if My Former Spouse Violates Orders in Our Divorce Decree?
What happens if my former spouse violates orders in our divorce decree? How serious is this and what can be done to get them back into compliance? The orders issued at the end of your divorce in Louisville are a “Court Order.” Violating a court order can and will lead to serious consequences. The leading...
What are Some of the Leading Causes of Divorce in Louisville
What are some of the leading causes of divorce in Louisville? Is there a "final straw" or is it usually more of an accumulation over time? Now that things are starting to re-open and life is beginning to look a little more like normal we are all taking stock of where things stand and what...