Can a Prenuptial or Postnuptial Agreement be Modified or Revoked?…
A prenuptial agreement, antenuptial agreement, or premarital agreement (commonly referred to as a prenup), is a written contract entered into by a couple prior to marriage or a civil union that enables them to select and control many of the legal rights they acquire...
How is Custody Determined in Cases of Unmarried Parents?
When most people think of child custody, they think of divorce. In the divorce process, parents reach an agreement about where children will live, how the children will be financially supported, and how much time each parent will spend with the children. If the...
If I Relocate, Will It Affect Our Child Custody Agreement?
Yes. If you have joint-custody of a child and one of you decide to relocate, it can impact your custody agreement. The relocating parent might not be allowed to move the child with them. If one parent is in opposition, you will have to settle it out in court. If a...
Does Cheating Impact Maintenance (Spousal Support) in a Kentucky Divorce?…
It is no secret that a large percentage of marriages are broken up because of infidelity and financial problems. If your marriage has unraveled because one of you cheated, you may be wondering if adultery impacts a spouse's right to receive maintenance, which other...
Do Incarcerated Parents Pay Child Support in Kentucky?
There are approximately 1.49 million people in federal and state prison. More than 50 percent of those inmates have one or more children under the age of 18, leaving an estimated 2.7 million children with a parent incarcerated. In addition, a 2003 study estimated that...
Prenuptial Agreements: Watch For These 3 Common Mistakes…
A prenuptial agreement is an agreement made by a couple before they marry concerning the ownership of their respective assets and debt should the marriage fail. The agreement is a legally binding contract. The contract determines how the couple's debt and property...
Can I Change the Terms of My Divorce Settlement?…
Divorce is a highly contentious ares of law. Divorcees are not as quick to turn toward private settlement negotiation to resolve their dispute. Once you sign your divorce agreement, or after a family court has issued a judgment, it can be difficult to change the terms...
Divorce Tips and Advice… Is Dating During Divorce a Problem?
As much as you might think that you are ready to move on, dating during divorce can have serious implications. It can hurt you both legally and financially. It is also not likely to do you any long-term good emotionally, either. Yes divorce can be a lonely,...
6 Tips For Helping Your Children Through a Separation or Divorce…
Telling your kids about your pending divorce may be the most difficult conversation you'll ever have. It's only natural for children to want their parents and their family to stay together. While you and your spouse are able to clearly understand why you must proceed...
How to Discover Assets Your Spouse Is Hiding During Your Divorce…
Once the divorce process starts, many individuals will do whatever they can to hold on to what they feel is their own money when marital property is divided. Some people even have secret accounts and other financial activities during the entire length of the marriage....
5 Reasons Why Estate Planning Makes Sense for Almost Everyone….
If you have garnered some assets during your lifetime then you most definitely need estate planning. For those of you that hear about estate planning and push it off because you think that is for people more wealthy then you... think again! The following are 5 reasons...
Reasons Why You Should Designate a Power of Attorney (POA)…
A power of attorney (POA) is a legal document in which (you) called the Principal, designates another person, called the Agent or an attorney-in fact to act on your behalf to make decisions in specified matters or in all matters. A power of attorney is in effect only...
Top Reasons To Have a Will Made and Updated As Your Situation In Life Changes…
Creating a will is probably one of the most important things you can do for you and your family! Wills legally protect your spouse, children, and your assets. Wills lay it out exactly how you would like things handled and how you want your assets passed on. The...
Some Reasons Why You May Rather Mediate Your Divorce…
Divorce mediation is a process that allows divorcing couples to meet with a specially-trained, neutral third-party to discuss and resolve common divorce-related issues. Mediation is typically less stressful and less expensive than a divorce trial, and it usually...
Divorce Tips – Common Myths About Divorce Settlements…
There are a lot of myths and false assumptions surrounding divorce, and many of them are accepted as fact thanks to popular media. They are so widespread that divorce attorneys have to spend considerable amounts of time educating their clients on how the process...
How Property And Debt Is Divided In A Kentucky Divorce Case…
Kentucky is in the majority as an equitable distribution or common law state. This means marital property isn't automatically assumed to be owned by both spouses and therefore should be divided equally in a divorce. The court can also divide the property if the...
Grandparents Visitation Rights In The State of Kentucky…
If you are a grandparent who has been denied access to your own grandchildren, you have the right to fight for visitation. Be aware that the guiding principle of all family law court judges is what is in the children's best interest, so be prepared to prove that fact....
Tips On How To Better Negotiate a Child Support Adjustment…
There are many circumstances that require child support amounts to be adjusted. A child's needs may change... Either of the parent's income my change... The amount of time a child spends with a certain parent may change. Many times you can negotiate new support...
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Helmer Somers Law
7415 Burlington Pike
Florence, KY 41042
Mon–Fri: 8:30am - 5:30pm
Sat–Sun: Closed, by appointment only
Payment Methods
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Copyright ©2022 - Helmer Somers Law. All rights reserved.
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