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As you work through the divorce process, you will be making many decisions. Those decisions will shape your life for years to come. It is essential that you understand the full impact each choice could have.

Finances often top people’s lists of concerns when divorcing, and for good reason. Decisions made during divorce can have a significant impact on one’s financial future. Property division requires careful attention to detail, including not just the face value of an asset, but also how taxes might affect its value in the future.

Kentucky police recently arrested a woman who allegedly fell asleep in the drive-thru of a fast-food restaurant. The 59-year-old woman is facing criminal charges for driving under the influence. Drunk driving allegations often yield both legal and personal consequences, which can impact defendants’ current and future employment options.

Is speed the most important thing in a vehicle? If you paid attention to certain car commercials, it might feel like it. Some Kentucky drivers seem to take speeding quite seriously too, using any opportunity to inch further and further above the speed limit.

Raising a child is no small feat, but it can be particularly challenging after divorce. Despite this, many Kentucky parents are effectively sharing the responsibility of child rearing even after going their separate ways.

Kentucky police say they arrested a man who allegedly drove onto an occupied football field while under the influence of alcohol. The driver is facing a single count of DUI — driving under the influence — and 15 separate counts of wanton endangerment.

When a person dies as a result of a car crash, the victim’s family usually wants answers as to how something like this could have happened. If another driver is at fault, the family deserves to know all the facts surrounding their efforts to obtain justice.

Being the primary breadwinner for a family can be very fulfilling, especially for women who have worked hard on their careers. However, many Kentucky women in this position tend to overlook the importance of protecting their income, assets, and everything else that comes along with this position.

Texting is one of the easiest and fastest ways of communicating with one another. Whether you need to check in with your teen or let someone know that you are running late, there is a good chance that you will be texting.

Traffic stops are stressful experiences that can understandably put drivers on edge. Some drivers may even make decisions that seem to make sense in the moment, even if they would have done differently in a less stressful situation. For example, drivers who are stopped on the suspicion of drunk driving might decide to refuse to take a Breathalyzer test.