You must make a full disclosure of assets and debts in a Louisville divorce. Kentucky law clearly requires every individual to make a full, transparent disclosure of all financial assets and liabilities in a divorce. We are often asked "what specifically must be disclosed?" The short answer is simply any and all information you possess...
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More Louisville Divorce Cases for Those Over 50
While surveys show that the nation's divorce rate may actually be going down, there are more Louisville divorce cases for those over 50. Why are older couples divorcing at an increasing rate? Unfortunately, couples over the age of 50 in Kentucky and around the country are far more likely to see their marriages fail than...
What is Different About a High Income or Executive Divorce in Louisville
What is different about a high income or executive divorce in Louisville? How will the legal skill and experience of your attorney make a difference in these cases? One of the first steps in any divorce is to provide disclosures to the other party which include a schedule of all debts and assets, as well...
The Issue of Maintenance in a Louisville Divorce
We are often asked about the issue of maintenance in a Louisville divorce. Will I (receive or have to pay) maintenance? How is the amount and duration of maintenance determined? What is the difference between temporary and permanent orders of maintenance? The central questions of maintenance revolve around the need of the recipient and the...