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Lisa L. Johnson
Paternity testing allows unmarried fathers and married men in difficult situations to verify their relationships with their children. Modern paternity testing has a high accuracy rate, making it a reliable means of validating parentage. Fathers often request paternity...
Social media can spark significant co-parenting conflicts after divorce or non-marital separation. One parent may happily post photographs of a child's birthday, while the other believes children's lives should remain private. Disagreements can become particularly...
When homeowners divorce, they often disagree with one another about who should stay in their marital home. Factors including financial stability, custody arrangements and even physical health can influence who ultimately stays in the marital home. Occasionally, the...
Collectible items with considerable value can pose challenges during property division because their worth can change quickly. Market swings, rarity shifts and buyer demand can all influence the value of these items at the time of a divorce. Taking a structured...
Divorce can bring major changes for both parents and children. Questions about where a child will live, who will make important decisions and how parenting time will be divided can quickly become some of the most difficult issues a family faces. Understanding a few...
Technology plays a growing role in Kentucky parenting plans, particularly when distance or scheduling challenges lead to limited in-person contact. Virtual communication can help parents maintain consistent involvement while supporting a child’s emotional stability. ...
Many unmarried fathers worry if they can get custody of their child. Unlike married parents, an unmarried father does not automatically hold legal custody rights when a child is born out of wedlock. In Kentucky, the biological mother holds default sole legal and...
When you file for divorce in Kentucky, you might worry about what could happen to major assets. Bank accounts, investments, real estate, business property and insurance policies can all affect your future. If either spouse moves money or valuable items too soon, the...
While a timesharing schedule is meant to provide stability for your children, it should not be treated as static. If your current arrangement no longer serves your child’s needs, Kentucky law provides a pathway to change it. Understanding these requirements ensures...
Property division is one of the most important parts of a Kentucky divorce. The outcome can directly affect your financial future, so it is important to understand how courts classify and divide assets. Kentucky does not automatically split property 50/50. Instead,...