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Divorce and custody question in Kentucky?

Unfaithful husband–found out early this year. We have been separated 3 weeks at my request because he was getting verbally violent and yanked me and left bruises which I foolishly did not report to the police. Now he shows up saying he will file for D Monday. I have no chance to prepare. What are my options–will he have the upper hand because he is filing first? What about custody? Our son is 2 years old. What does the court consider when neither parent has a record? H works nights and I work days and I want the best option for my child and me pertaining to custody. Does the fact that H was unfaithful matter? We have been married 5 1/2 years and together 11. This past year I found out about the other women and it has been hell. We both work for the gvt at the same facility and make decent money. I don’t want alimony, but I do want to be the primary parent for my son. Does anyone have any ideas on how this might play out for me since he is filing first?

It doesn’t matter who files. Get an attorney to hammer out the details.

If you had an accident in Kentucky and have reached the point of recovery, reaching maximum medical improvement or finished all your treatment records medical and employment are controlled. Once records are received a booklet of rules is established and then sent to the insurance company at-fault. If you can not reach an agreement that your injuries are and what your pain and suffering of these injuries is interesting, you can settle the case.

Almost all insurance companies now use a computer program to determine the value of your claim for damage assets (including your pain and suffering). The goal of these programs is to legitimize the offer less than the insurance company wants to do. It More than 10,000 items that can be enrolled in these programs in a single case of injury.

It is important that your agent understands how these programs work. By extracting information from your medical records will be reviewed by the program and supply these items to the insurance company Your lawyer can ensure that all elements are considered, and therefore you get a better offer. This is another reason why it is important that you complete all medical treatments. If treatment is not complete inference from the insurance company is that injuries were not serious enough to complete the treatment.

Trying to negotiate a reasonable settlement with the insurance company may be a waste of time, frustrating and futile if your lawyer does not know the process claims. More and more insurance companies adopt an attitude very aggressive towards the settlement of accident claims. What is happening with greater frequency. Some insurance companies have a reputation for manufacturing unreasonably low settlement offers, even if the injuries are serious.

Many insurance companies use computer programs to accept these offers. It takes the power of regulation away from the adjuster and systematized. In most cases, a fair settlement can still be negotiated. If this can be done your option is to plead your case by filing a lawsuit. Do not let this process that you wear down, He is expected to wear the victim down and settle for less than what is right.

Once there is an offer to make a decision as to whether to accept the offer. It is your decision to be made through consultation with your lawyer. If a settlement is accepted, the file is completed. It is important to remember that if the case ends can not be reopened. If a solution is not achieved a lawsuit was filed and you go to court for a decision on how much you should receive.

Michael A. Schafer is an attorney who concentrates his law practice in personal injury litigation in Louisville, Kentucky. He is the author of “Potholes That Can Wreck Your Kentucky Accident Case” and “What You Don’t Know About Buying Car Can Hurt You”. More information http://www.mikeschaferlaw.com/blog/how-insurance-companies-settle-cases.cfm.

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