The process of filing for divorce involves a thorough assessment of a couple’s finances. Depending upon the family’s circumstances, it may make sense to refinance their mortgage if one wishes to remain in the family home. In some cases, it may even be an arrangement...
Coparenting a challenge during a pandemic
Kentucky families with divorced parents face a variety of challenges. In the past, it usually revolved around parents managing the family schedule of pick-ups and drop-offs as well as maintaining clear avenues of communication with an ex-spouse. It has gotten...
Super-wealthy hiding assets from spouses using LLCs and trusts
The divorce of billionaire Texas couple Ed and Marie Bosarge made national headlines recently. This is common for the superrich when they divorce, but Ed Bosarge seems intent on leaving his wife of 30 years with comparatively little by legally hiding assets. Ed...
Is your tech-savvy spouse cheating?
Technology has changed the way we live, do our jobs and interact with others. Today it is common for spouses to Tweet, Snapchat, message, Zoom, or use some new platform. This connectivity is great for keeping in touch with friends and family and can make it easier to...
Employee v. Subcontractor
As an employer, it is important to determine if individuals working for you are employees or independent contractors. If you mistakenly classify an employee as an independent contractor, there may be significant monetary penalties. Some factors of many are listed...