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Property Division

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In Kentucky, all property acquired by the married couple during the marriage is presumed to be  marital property subject to division.  

Kentucky is an equitable distribution state.  Kentucky does not look at how property is titled.  The determination of marital property is based upon whether the property was acquired after the date of marriage.  The presumption of marital property may be rebutted if property is considered to be non-marital property.  

Non-marital property is property that has been acquired at a specific time or through a specific circumstance.  To learn more about the distinction of non-marital property from marital property,  schedule a Consultation with Jackson Family Law.  

20+ Years of Experience

Property Division Complexities? We Have You Covered.

Expertise in The Following Issues

  • High Income Earners
  • Business Assets
  • Asset Tracing
  • Complicated Tax Situations

Divorce In The Digital Age

We have been digital leaders in how we conduct business and know the ins and outs of dividing digital bank accounts & shared digital assets.

Business Ownership

When a family business is part of divorce, finding a solution that protects your interests and the continuity of the business are our focus.

Trusts, Rental Property

For those couples that have acquired a variety of asset types during their marriage, Jackson Family Law's 24 years of experience will ensure your claims to those assets are properly protected.

Complicated Tax Situations

Our family law experience includes a deep knowledge and appreciation of tax laws. Detail-oriented by nature, we enjoy navigating the ins and outs of tax laws. We make sure you are well positioned both today and in the future.

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Property Division

Minimizing the Emotional & Financial Impacts of Divorce

For many couples, one of the most challenging parts of divorce is dividing property and determining “who gets what.”   There are emotional and financial aspects to answering this question.  At Jackson Family Law we help you navigate the balance between the emotions and financial impacts of working through  these questions.  To learn more about how Jackson Family Law can help you with your Property Division concerns,  call today to schedule a personal consultation.

Division of Marital Property

How does marital property get divided in a Kentucky divorce?  In Kentucky, all property acquired by the married couple during the marriage is presumed to be  marital property subject to division.

Kentucky is an equitable distribution state.  Kentucky does not look at how property is titled.  The determination of marital property is based upon whether the property was acquired after the date of marriage.  The presumption of marital property may be rebutted if property is considered to be non-marital property.  Non-marital property is property that has been acquired at a specific time or through a specific circumstance. 

To learn more about the distinction of non-marital property from marital property, schedule a Consultation with Jackson Family Law.

“Our knowledge & Experience will help you avoid unnecessary expenses and taxes with your property division .”

– Jackson Family Law

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Learn More about Property division

Still have questions?  We have created a Family Law Learning Center dedicated to answer your questions about divorce and family law in Kentucky.  If you have more questions or are ready to engage a lawyer, call Jackson Family Law to schedule a consultation.