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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...
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,...
Your digital assets are more than just a pastime. In fact, they actually represent a real and growing part of your overall wealth. From digital wallets to monetized social media channels, these assets carry significant financial value. If you are going through a...
The emotional weight of ending a marriage often clouds the critical financial decisions that lie ahead. Without proper focus, you may end up making decisions that could hurt your finances for years to come. In Kentucky, property division can become complicated,...
During your marriage, you and your spouse likely worked side by side to build your family business. You've shared the workload, celebrated successes and weathered challenges together. However, as you face divorce, one critical question emerges: who gets the family...
Dividing assets during divorce in Kentucky can cause tension and confusion. Many people ask if they must share property or money they inherited during marriage. The answer depends on how they handled that inheritance afterward. Understanding marital and nonmarital...
Divorce does not just take an emotional toll; it can reshape your financial life. For high-asset individuals, protecting investments and retirement accounts starts with knowing what’s at stake. Here are three ways to help you plan now to safeguard your savings and...
Do you know if your spouse is hiding assets during your divorce? In Lexington, divorces often involve complex property and significant wealth. Some spouses hide accounts or undervalue businesses to reduce what you receive. Identifying these assets early is critical....
In a high-asset divorce, it’s quite likely that one person will be a business owner. If they are, that business may qualify—at least in part—as a marital asset. This means that properly valuing the business is an important part of the divorce process. But how do you...