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Leaving a narcissist is a challenge
Leaving any long-term marriage is a difficult experience. If you and your ex are able to work through the divorce matters together, it will be easier. This isn’t something that everyone can count on. Unfortunately, anyone who is married to a narcissist should prepare...
Too much social media could lead to divorce
Whether for work, video games or more, spending hours on the internet is a common part of everyday life in Kentucky. But while some things like social media might be normal, they are not necessarily healthy. For example, social media has been linked to unhappy...
How mediation can help with custom child custody arrangements
Parents who can work together to come up with a child custody agreement can ensure that the terms of their agreement are unique -- which can help meet the unique needs of their children. During the mediation process, parents negotiate what points they need to be put...
What is divorce mediation and how does it work?
Going through the courts isn't the only way to resolve a divorce. Although many people do litigate the end of their marriage, it is also possible for you and your spouse to set your own terms before you file and therefore request uncontested divorce proceedings from...
Does your spouse have a right to your business assets?
Getting divorced as a business owner is stressful. You’re worried that you’re going to lose the company or the assets you own. You may not even lament the loss of the romantic relationship very much, but you don’t want it to impact your company for years to come. Does...
Here’s how your spouse may hide assets
Divorce requires full disclosure of financial assets. That does not mean everyone abides by this rule, unfortunately. Many people attempt to hide assets so that they do not have to divide them with their spouses. This is illegal, but it does happen, and you need to...
How parents can make divorce easier for their children
Going through a divorce is an emotionally painful experience for everyone involved, but especially for children. Kids may not understand every detail of the situation, but they know that their family is changing, and things won’t be the same. As parents, you want to...
Family-owned businesses have a unique divorce consideration
A family-owned business is a source of pride for some couples since it was a mutual goal that took hard work from both people to make it possible. In some cases, one spouse might remain closely tied to the business while the other takes more of a backseat role. This...
Your prenup may not protect you if there wasn’t enough time
You knew that you wanted to protect your assets from a potential divorce even before you got married. This was your second marriage, after all, so you had a successful career and you were older than you were the first time around, giving you perspective and more...
The most important financial tips you can hear when you’re going through a divorce
Once you announce that you’re seeking a divorce, the amount of advice you get (whether you want it or not) can quickly become overwhelming. Everybody seems to have an opinion. Well, it’s smart to take your best cues from professionals -- not well-meaning friends or...
