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Losing a family member can be a very painful and heartbreaking experience, especially if it was caused by another person's wrongful actions. Fortunately, wrongful death laws in Kentucky allow the decedent's surviving loved ones to hold the liable parties responsible and pursue damages for such an untimely loss. An experienced Kentucky personal injury attorney can enlighten you about the state’s wrongful death claim process and help you seek the financial justice you deserve for your loss.

You and your spouse are considering divorce, or you’re already in the process of getting one, and you wonder who gets to keep the residence when the process is all over.

In the Commonwealth of Kentucky, victims of negligent auto accidents may be eligible to seek fair financial compensation for their injuries by filing insurance claims. However, there is a lot of misleading information and false assumptions surrounding the car accident claims process in Kentucky.

No matter where you live, a divorce is an emotionally draining process. For most people getting divorced, it is their first time encountering Kentucky’s divorce system.

Filing for divorce is a complicated ordeal. Most people considering divorce are not fully prepared for the divorce proceedings, which is why many are caught off-guard when the process begins.

If you’ve been injured in an automobile accident and you’ve filed a claim with your insurance company or with the other driver’s insurance company, you’ll soon receive a call from an insurance claims adjuster. Claims adjusters are professionals hired and trained by insurance companies to protect the company’s bottom line.

When a careless driver isn’t paying attention and causes an auto accident, the consequences can be disastrous. The victims often suffer serious, life-changing injuries. There is also the overwhelming financial burden of medical bills, lost income, and more. After an accident happens, there are several steps you need to take to make sure you are prepared for what comes next.

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.