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Regardless of the nature and severity of your injuries, it is crucial that you get adequate medical attention following an accident for your health and well-being—and for your insurance claim.

In a hit-and-run collision, someone leaves the scene of the accident to avoid involvement. In most cases, it’s the people who cause the crash who leave the scene, and that leaves those injured in their wake left to find compensation for their injuries on their own.

Kentucky auto accidents injure thousands of people every year. In just the first two months of 2022, the state recorded nearly 18,800 collisions injuring more than 2,600 people. Perhaps you were one of them.

If you grew up watching your parents go through a divorce, or if you’re in the midst of your own right now, it’s clear that this transition can be especially tough on kids. The negative effects of divorce on children can be dramatic, especially for older children.

While divorce remains a common experience among younger couples, older couples are not left out. According to a recent report by the U.S. Census Bureau, divorce rates were highest (approximately 43%) for adults of both sexes between ages 55 and 64 years.

Divorces takes a lot of work. After you’ve spent years building up a life with another person, it can be difficult to try and undo it. While this is hard for anyone, know that you’re not going through it alone. In fact, Kentucky’s divorce rate is the 6th highest in the country.

For as many reasons as two people decide to get married, there are just as many reasons why it may eventually end. These splits are always emotionally hard, but some can be rather amicable while others are incredibly painful. This is especially true when adultery is involved in a divorce.

Kentucky has the sixth highest divorce rate in the country. While this is certainly nothing to celebrate, it’s also something you shouldn’t feel too bad about if it happens to you. Many times, if a marriage isn’t working out, the best choice for all involved is to pursue a divorce.

Settling a deceased loved one's estate and final affairs in Kentucky often involves going through the probate process. During probate, the decedent's assets are gathered and evaluated, taxes and debts are paid, and the remaining assets are transferred to the beneficiaries and heirs.