Kentucky law clearly requires every individual to fully disclose every asset and debt in a Louisville divorce. This applies to many things often missed such as retirement accounts, personal injury settlements as well as separate and pre-marital or gifted assets! We are often asked "what information must be disclosed?" The short answer is simply any...
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The Role of a Guardian Ad Litem in a Louisville Divorce
What is the role of a Guardian ad Litem in a Louisville Divorce? A Guardian ad Litem is either a private attorney or a Court Appointed professional. The role of the Guardian Ad Litem is to represent the best interests of the child(ren), be it in a Family Court case such as a divorce or...
How to Have a Less Adversarial Divorce in Louisville
Are you wondering if it’s possible to have a less adversarial divorce in Louisville? Is it possible to reduce the emotional burden and argumentative processes of your divorce? The short answer is “yes” and you may be encouraged to hear it doesn’t require a lot of cooperation from your former spouse. One of the most...
How Does Mediation Help Louisville Divorce Cases with Substantial Assets
How does mediation help Louisville divorce cases with substantial assets? It is true that Kentucky Family Law requires an equitable division of marital assets and liabilities. How is this complicated when a case involves substantial assets, investments, retirement vehicles or the ownership of a business or professional practice? The key to an equitable division of...