PLANNING YOUR DIVORCE

Divorce can be an emotional roller coaster filled with false allegations, hording of money, emotional and even physical abuse, or it can be a relatively simple process where the parties mutually agree how property and debts are going to be split.  Most often, the divorce process ends up being somewhere in the middle.  A lawyer will help you gather and present all needed information to best represent your position, help you plan what needs to be done, and give you peace of mind.

A lawyer can sit down with both parties in an uncontested divorce but typically only represents one party.  Issues dealing with children are often contentious but a good divorce lawyer will help you work those issues out.

Many commom questions concerning divorce are answered for free in our online Divorce FAQs section.  Our free Divorce Manual summarizes the information about  divorce in Kentucky!   The Divorce Manual explains divorce strategies.  It discusses child custody, child support, property separation, non-marital property, domestic abuse, alimony/maintenance, how to modify child support awards, what records you need,  when to involve social welfare authorities, and how a divorce proceeds.   Other  subjects include:  legal separation, child visitation, adoption, and termination of parental rights.

 The Kentucky Divorce Manual is written by a former Assistant County Attorney that prosecuted domestic abuse and child support cases, and edited by an attorney concentrating his practice to family law cases in the greater Louisville, Kentucky area. 

THIS IS NOT LEGAL ADVICE. Only a Divorce attorney should advise you about your individual legal problems.  It is for information purposes only.   The Divorce Manual is free.  Download your copy. 

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