On behalf of Barber Law | Sep 14, 2020 | child custody
Likely you and your spouse will be spending a fair amount of time during your divorce deciding which of the items you’ve accumulated over the years belong to whom and how your property will be divided. But what about your children’s possessions? If...
On behalf of Barber Law | Sep 7, 2020 | child custody
Going through a divorce is difficult as a matter of course, but going through one with children involved can be excruciating. Maintaining a stable living environment for your children during this tumultuous time may seem impossible. To help maintain stability for...
On behalf of Barber Law | Jul 9, 2020 | child custody
Social media is part of the everyday fabric of life for the majority of people. However, if you are going through a divorce, it is time to be extra cautious with your accounts. It is shocking how many people reveal incriminating information openly and freely on social...
On behalf of Barber Law | Jul 6, 2020 | child custody
Learning that your spouse was unfaithful is a blow. For some, that’s the nail in the marital coffin. They can’t work on the marriage once they know what went on. When this leads to a divorce, there is a chance that the relationship with the affair...
On behalf of Barber Law | Jun 8, 2020 | child custody, family law
While the summer vacation season has just begun, now is the time to start thinking about how the parenting plan you have in place is going to work for the upcoming school year. By taking a look at things now, you’ll have plenty of time to try to negotiate a...
On behalf of Barber Law | Jan 4, 2020 | child custody
In recent years, an increasing number of people in Kentucky and throughout the U.S. are entering into international marriages. In an increasingly global society and with the way in which technology connects people from across the world, it is no wonder that more and...
On behalf of Barber Law | Jan 2, 2020 | child custody
While your divorce legally ends your marriage, it may not necessarily end your association with your ex-spouse. If you have children together, you will need to continue to coordinate in parenting your kids. Does that mean that you are essentially tethered to your...
On behalf of Barber Law | Aug 30, 2019 | child custody
Kentucky became the only state to require default joint custody when the state legislature passed a new law to that effect in 2018. Under these guidelines, parents will receive equal legal custody and parenting time except in cases involving domestic abuse. If you...
On behalf of Barber Law | Jul 1, 2019 | child custody
For divorced parents in Kentucky, joint custody is the default decision. What this means is that there is legal presumption for joint custody. In a case where two parents are to fight for custody of a child, the presumption is that the two will have shared custody....
On behalf of Barber Law | Jun 5, 2019 | child custody
Going through a divorce is a major life change. When you have children who are going through these changes, you will likely need to help them with the transition. One thing that you can do is remind them that changes are a chance for improvement. You can use this as a...
