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If you are going through the divorce process and you have children, you will have a lot of decisions to make when it comes to custody arrangements. Child custody matters can be difficult to resolve, but it is possible to create a parenting agreement that works for you...

Expunging a felony from your criminal record in Kentucky depends on a few factors. According to the Kentucky Court of Justice, you must first make sure that your crime is one that can be expunged. Approved Class D felonies are eligible, but you also must have...

When you are going through a divorce in Kentucky, there may be bitter feelings between you and your spouse. Some couples with children allow their marital troubles to spill over into the family. In severe cases, one parent intentionally tries to separate the...

A traffic offense may not seem like a big deal, but it has the potential to bring serious consequences to your life. From traffic tickets to parking violations, it is important not to underestimate the repercussions of these types of crimes, but to respond...

For those going through divorce in Kentucky, New Year’s resolutions may focus more on survival than on weight loss, healthy eating and gym habits. While a new beginning is a great time for anyone to evaluate where they are and where they want to be in life, it...

When it comes to drinking and driving, many people believe they will be able to remain in control and determine when they are too drunk to drive. Reports on drunk driving deaths claim to differ, with the Centers for Disease Control stating that over 2,000 people in...

Recent changes in Kentucky's DUI laws make it even tougher on anyone suspected of driving after drinking. In the past, Kentucky DUI laws allowed courts to look back five years into a person's record for previous convictions. Since every subsequent offense elevates the...

Boone County resident Elmer Riehle wants a divorce. However, he was declared mentally incompetent a few years ago. Under Kentucky law, he doesn’t have the capacity to seek dissolution of his marriage.Carolyn Riehle is contesting the divorce because of mental...

On July 15, 2016, House Bill 40, a new law passed by the Kentucky General Assembly, went into effect. The Bill expands the scope for expungement in Kentucky, allowing for certain Class D felony convictions to be expunged from an individual's criminal record....

Marijuana use has become increasingly accepted in the United States, with several states legalizing or decriminalizing its use. . Despite more widespread acceptance, marijuana remains illegal on the federal level and in many states, including Kentucky. Many Kentucky...