Kentucky is an employment at will state. Generally that means that an employer can fire an employee for a good reason, a bad reason, or no reason...

Is this legal ?? I thought not ?

I was recently at a seminar where this was a topic. The presenter was another attorney out of Louisville, Kentucky. His name is Joseph Bilby and...

Am I able to get an increase in child support if I'm going back to school?

Generally in Kentucky when a parent goes back to school, the fact that they are going back to school does not warrant a modification of child...

Are there exceptions to being required to attend Family In Transition classes when in the best interest of the child to not go?

Yes, it is possible. In my experience most judges are reluctant to deviate from their standard orders so I strongly recommend you retain an...

Can the mother of my child move to another state and take him with her. I play an active role in his life and current on suppor

Under the Kentucky family court rules of procedure and practice if a parent wishes to relocate with a child and it will effect the other parents...

Is there such thing as a divorce through a large period of separation?

Kentucky does not recognize a divorce without a court entered divorce decree. Based on the length of time you have been apart I would assume you...

I agree with Mr. George. I would add that either party may make a motion to terminate the domestic violence order early. However, there are only...

If I sign a non compete agreement and the company is sold am I still under the same contract with the new company?

If the company is sold there is a new owner, not a new company. Therefore, your non-compete with the company will generally still be enforceable. ...

Is there a corporate structure that can receive income & spread the taxation of it over several years (as pass thru to owners)?

I agree with the answers above. There is likely a way to accomplish your goal, but the options you have to accomplish it will differ depending on...

You need to bring a copy of the written contract and the deed to an attorney to review. You may have recourse, but you may not. If you accept the...