Lexington Family Law
Lexington Family Law covers family law topics, including psychological issues surrounding divorce.
Author: Author Gregory Adam Napier is an attorney with Troutman & Hays in Lexington, Ky. He was formerly a child therapist.
Blawg Related Categories: Family Law • States • Kentucky
Recent Posts from Lexington Family Law
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Tax debts can be discharged! – sometimes
A common misconception floating about is that income tax debts can never be discharged. This myth arises from the reality that income tax debts have a favored position in the bankruptcy code.
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A Party for the Lexington & the Bluegrass
I’ll be there!
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Bankruptcy Myth of Non-dischargeable Car Loans
If your car was repossessed or if you surrender it, then the whole remaining debt will be treated as unsecured and will be dischageable. If you keep your car and the purchase was more than…
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Bankruptcy Myths Debunked
This is a great report debunking five common myths
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Voluntary Underemployment & Child Support (or Roy’s Very Bad Day)
But what if Roy really had a medical problem and could not longer work at the federal prison? Well, if his medical condition was legitimate, and it may have been, then there should have been…
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Domestic Support Obligation & Bankruptcy (or No Discharge for the Durango Debt)
While the bankrutpcy discharged the debt as to the original lender, it did not disturb his responsibility for the debt to Sondra, his ex-wife. In other words, the original creditor could not come after Roy…
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Can I keep my tax refund?
If you have sufficient left over exemptions to cover your tax refund, then it does not matter if you file before or after receiving it. However, if you do not have spare exemptions, but you…
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Adoption statutes require strict compliance
The statutory framework for adoption contained in KRS 199 has many "if, then" kinds of provisions requiring careful navigation even by seasoned adoption attorneys. Because of this strict compliance requirment, adoption is the least likely…
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I received my discharge in bankruptcy, now what?
Here is a classic video from Saturday Night Live (NBC) (posted by danwho.net) that succinctly answers the question I’ve posed in the title of this post. Caution, if you are still feeling a little sensitive…
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Helping Families Save Their Homes in Bankruptcy Act of 2009
H.R. 200, the Helping Families Save Their Homes in Bankruptcy Act of 2009, offers hope for distressed homeowners and is currently pending a vote by the House of Representatives. One of the most useful provisions…