Northern Kentucky Law Blog

Co-parenting may be in the best interest of the children, but that does not make it an easy situation either for the adults or children involved. Managing moving children between two separate households can put a lot of stress on everybody.  For this reason, some...

Law enforcement officers in Kentucky and throughout the United States often use roadside breath test machines to determine whether motorists are drinking and driving. If you have taken a breath test, you know first hand how easy it is to blow into the device and get...

Attorney Marvin Knorr has selected to the 2021 Kentucky Rising Stars list. While up to five percent of attorneys in the state may be named Super Lawyers, fewer than 2.5% are named to the Rising Stars list. Super Lawyers, a Thomson Reuters business, is a rating service...

Every divorce is different as illustrated by the option of either negotiating with your soon-to-be-ex or settling in court where a judge makes the decisions.  There are drawbacks and benefits to each option. Here are four points to consider.  Time investment In the...

Kentucky residents like you should know as much about state law as possible when dealing with a DUI arrest. This could make all the difference when facing a conviction. One thing you should focus on is the manner in which an officer arrested you. They may claim to...

Parents in Kentucky who decide to separate may have fewer choices to make when it comes to child custody decisions, which are often difficult and painful. WFPL 89.3 reported on the joint custody bill when it first passed in 2018.  If you and your spouse only recently...

Having prosecutors file criminal charges against you in Kentucky can be overwhelming. Whether the alleged activities involve drugs and alcohol, robbery or white-collar crimes, the process can move quickly. We often fight for the rights of clients facing misdemeanor or...

Divorce, under even the best circumstances, is challenging. If you have separated from your spouse because of a toxic or negative environment and cannot remain civil, sharing custody of your children is difficult. We often help Kentucky clients find a solution where...

Kentucky law distinguishes theft laws between theft by deception and theft by unlawful taking. Both are, by default, a Class A misdemeanor, but either can become a felony under certain conditions.  Generally, the greater the value of the property, the more severe the...

You and your spouse started the family business when your relationship was solid, but now that you are divorcing, the source of your income could unravel along with your relationship.  Typically, spouses have three ways of dealing with a business in a divorce,...