Experienced, Award-Winning Family Law Guidance
Lisa L. Johnson
Couples planning to divorce will often find themselves arguing about what is fair and appropriate for the division of their shared property. The more assets you have and the more complex your holdings are, the greater the possibility that your ex may try to trick you...
Divorce changes everything for everyone involved. Couples find themselves having to divide what they have worked hard to accumulate. And children end up having to divide their time between their parents. If you have finalized your divorce and are considering...
Parents who are divorcing have to think about what’s best for their children. Ideally, anyone in this situation will be able to work with the other parent to come up with the terms for a parenting plan. This outlines all the decisions that are made about rearing the...
Divorced parents may find that their ability to move becomes limited after the separation. They are now co-parents who are sharing custody of their child. This means that they are not allowed to move whenever they want, at least not if they’re going to take that child...
For some people, going through a divorce means that you can completely cut ties with your ex. This isn’t the case when you have children. Transitioning to co-parents instead of parents who are in a romantic relationship with each other is a major change. One of the...
The longer your marriage lasted and the more property you share with your spouse, the more complex your divorce will be. Finding a way to divide four decades' worth of income and property won't be easy, and your financial responsibilities can make that process even...
If there is one thing that Lexington is known for, it’s horses. You and your spouse got your child a horse to join equestrian clubs early in life, and you have invested significant time and money into the pet and the activities your child does. It makes total sense...
If this is the first Father’s Day since you and your co-parent split up, you may find it a lot more difficult than you anticipated. It’s important to manage your expectations. Maybe you’re able to have your kids with you on Father’s Day weekend because you and your...
In complex and high-asset Kentucky divorces, the spouses often have a lot of questions about what will happen to their property. For example, they may not understand what equitable distribution rules will mean for dividing their property with their spouse and whether...
When divorcing, there are often hurt feelings, leading to conflict and the need to “get back” at one another. Unfortunately, these emotions can also lead your spouse to hide assets from you to keep them out of the property division process. Locating those assets may...