We have moved! Our Louisville location has moved to 661 S. Hurstbourne Parkway, Suite 200, Louisville KY 40222
When you think of who needs a trust, you may think they really are only necessary for the wealthy, who want to grow their assets or who have a great deal to leave behind to their loved ones. You may think it is too expensive to establish a trust and you may even worry about [...]
Probate is essentially the legal process of estate administration that takes place when someone passes away. Probate administration settles the debts and taxes of the decedent’s estate, and where directed, distributes inheritances and gifts. Whether there is a will or not, probate will take place except in some cases where the estate is very small, [...]
For most Kentuckians, the law of estates and trusts is like a foreign country. Without a map or guide, they can easily become lost among a forest of unfamiliar legal terms and procedures that may appear to be the rites of a private society. Perhaps the best way to avoid these disconcerting circumstances is to [...]
It seems like everyone is talking about will, trusts and estate planning right now. This is true even here in Bowling Green and Louisville, Kentucky. After all, in these (seemingly, apocalyptic) times, it is hard to avoid reminders that one day, the sun will rise, but we will not be there to enjoy it. It [...]
Having a valid will is an important part of the estate planner distributing their real assets and property to their beneficiaries. Estate planning involves many components and, typically, a will as part of that. Estate planners should understand what is required for a will to be valid so they can accomplish their wishes with their [...]
Because of the control that power of attorney can give your agent—the ability to make financial, medical, and legal decisions on your behalf—it is important to choose someone you can trust. However, if it has been some time since you made your estate plan, it might be important to consider transferring power of attorney to [...]
As we age, many of us will begin to lose our memories, judgment and decision-making abilities. It can be one of the most heartbreaking parts of aging, both for the affected senior and his family. However, with careful planning, it is possible to ensure that you will continue to live as comfortably as possible. At [...]
As much as you’d hope your parents are receiving proper hygiene care in their nursing home, it doesn’t hurt to do a quick check-in. The immune system naturally weakens with age. Facilitating a well-thought-out conversation with loved ones about the conditions of their care facility and how to take precaution against harmful germs can be [...]
Just because you have an estate plan doesn’t mean you have a complete understanding of how it will work. And if you don’t understand it, how will you explain your wishes to your family? Many people — no matter what point they are in life — have difficulty understanding the intricate distinction between a will [...]
The purpose of a power of attorney (POA) is to appoint an agent to look after the best interests of an individual if they are unable to. This can apply to a durable power of attorney where the designated person (known as an Attorney-in-Fact) makes decisions regarding finances, banking and legal affairs. There is also [...]
Louisville Location:
661 S. Hurstbourne Parkway, Suite 200
Louisville KY 40222
Phone: 502-581-1111
Fax: 502-895-8988
Hours – 8:30-5:00 M-F
Bowling Green Location:
941 Lehman Avenue, Suite 101
Bowling Green, KY 42101
Phone: 270-467-0002
Fax: 502-895-8988
Hours – By appointment only
Shepherdsville Location:
162 S. Buckman Street
Shepherdsville, KY 40165
Phone: 502-955-1005
Hours – 9:00-4:00 M-Th
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