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With decades of collective experience and diverse backgrounds, turn to our trusted team of family law attorneys for guidance. Whether you are getting divorced, worried about custody or visitation, or concerned about retirement benefits or marital property, anxiety, fear, anger and apprehension are likely a handful of emotions you face every day.

However, having a skilled, compassionate family law attorney by your side - one with knowledge of the laws, one who can protect your interests - can help ease your feelings during the process. At Hoge Partners, PLLC, our team of trusted family law attorneys has three decades of collective legal experience helping individuals in Louisville, Kentucky, and throughout Jefferson County resolve a wide range of family law matters.
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Legal matters concerning your family can be stressful and emotional to confront. Whether you and your spouse are divorcing, facing a custody dispute, seeking ownership of a significant asset or a combination of multiple issues, it can be challenging to face such an uncertain period in life. At Hoge Partners, PLLC, we understand and respect the mix of complex emotions you are experiencing.
High-Conflict Divorce
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Divorce is emotionally difficult in nearly any situation but when ending a marriage becomes contentious over one or multiple disputed issues, obtaining experienced legal guidance is critical to navigating the process ahead. Over three decades Of Collective Experience To Help You Resolve Contested Divorce Matters.
Military Divorce
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When you and your spouse decide to divorce, the process ahead can seem daunting-particularly when one or both of you are a U.S. service member. Family law issues that stem from the divorce are very similar to those that involve a civilian divorce. Your children's living arrangements. We can help you address custody arrangements when one parent resides at a military base or is currently deployed.
High-Asset Division
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The division of complex, valuable assets can be particularly contentious in a divorce. It can be challenging to part with valuable items or those that could take considerable time to rebuild. In Kentucky, the state utilizes equitable distribution when dividing assets. Couples must divide marital property, assets-as well as debts owned jointly-in a fair manner.
Business And Real Estate Valuations
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In the state of Kentucky, the principle of equitable distribution is followed when it comes to dividing a business, real estate and other property-but only if it's classified as marital property. Although you may own and operate your small or family business, if you created it or assumed ownership while married, it may very well be marital property.
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