Richmond Divorce and Family Law Blog
Are there special considerations for child custody with service members?
The US Department of Defense’s Military OneSource network provides advice for military members facing child custody issues. During a military divorce, you still have to abide by Kentucky’s custody laws. It is important to understand what considerations are given to...
What can you do during a deployment divorce?
Military divorces often come with more complications than civilian divorces. If your marriage is rocky, divorce may be on the back of your mind. You may even feel as though it is coming. Nothing can prepare you for the notice, however. Your spouse out to service and...
Sail through September with back-to-school co-parenting tips
Most families experience a schedule shift as summer turns to fall and kids head back to school. If you share custody of your children, September can be an especially challenging time as everyone adjusts to new routines, activities and responsibilities. Try these tips...
Am I more likely to divorce if I am active-duty?
Being in the military is a demanding job. It can take its toll on your physically, emotionally and mentally. However, it is also very rewarding, which is why so many people make the military a career. One part of being a professional soldier is that it often involves...
Can a marriage retreat save your marriage?
Keeping a family together can be difficult for members of the military in Kentucky because of the demands of their jobs. Being away from home often can put a lot of strain on a marriage. Not to mention, the changes a person may go through when on active duty,...
Kentucky shows increasing number of children in care of relatives
You may be facing a divorce in Kentucky and finding it a challenge to take full custody of your children. It might seem like an even more complicated process when one parent is incarcerated or going through a substance abuse treatment program. Recent data compiled by...
Is my spouse having an emotional affair?
Infidelity in a marriage often leads to divorce as it indicates a significant betrayal of trust between spouses. However, affairs don't always need to be physical in nature to cause problems within a relationship. As explained by Very Well Mind, emotional affairs can...
Where should I file for divorce?
Military divorces are often more complex than civilian divorces. Members of the military and their families are accustomed to moving around a lot, which can make it difficult to determine the actual state of their residence. Military.com recommends looking into a...
Accepting a co-parent’s new partner
Choosing to divorce a spouse is one of the biggest decisions anyone can make. If you have children with your partner, though, the decision may be even more difficult for you. Still, working toward a successful post-divorce future is probably best for everyone...
How can I deal with loneliness after divorce?
Going through a divorce can be a lonely, isolating process. This is especially true while your kids are with your ex-spouse for summer vacation or visitation. Re-building your life is key in this case, but this can be a difficult process for many people....