5 New Divorce Trends
Kentucky divorce attorney Michael Bouldin discusses recent trends in divorces in Kentucky and throughout the country. Information may be helpful in determining divorce.
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How To Start a Divorce
Perhaps the most difficult part of divorce is beginning the process. Making the initial decision is wrapped in financial, emotional, mental, and practical considerations. Should I move out? Can I afford divorce? Do I still love my spouse? What about the children? What...
Do I Need an Attorney If I Am Not Guilty of Charges
Criminal Defense attorney Michael Bouldin discusses why it is important to hire an experienced criminal defense attorney even if you are innocent of the charges against you. DUI and related charges are discussed in more detail.
DUI in KY and Ignition Interlock
DUI Defense attorney Michael Bouldin discusses changes to DUI law and Ignition Interlock,
GUN CHARGES IN KENTUCKY
Northern Kentucky criminal defense attorney Michael Bouldin discusses gun rights and various laws relating to CCW in Kentucky.
Collaborative Divorce
Northern Kentucky divorce attorney Michael Bouldin discusses collaborative divorce and how to begin the process.
Divorce & Covid-19
Northern Kentucky divorce attorney Michael Bouldin discusses filing for divorce despite corona virus pandemic. Call for consultation.
Filing for Protective Orders & Domestic Violence
With increase of stay at home Orders and alcohol abuse, there has been an increase in Domestic Violence. The Kentucky Courts remain open for both filing and hearings related to domestic violence allegations. The Courts can issue immediate temporary Orders to protect...
Speeding 100mph? Get an Attorney!
if you have been charged with speeding more than 100mph or 25 over the speed limit, you may lose your license. You should always hire an experienced criminal defense attorney to represent you. It is highly likely that if speed is more than 25 over limit that in...
What is Cost of Uncontested Divorce?
There are many terms used that identify a divorce that is uncontested; those include agreed divorce, dissolution, or uncontested divorce/dissolution. Collaborative cases may ultimately be uncontested but generally involve more discussion and negotiation of issues...