Kentucky families who want to be prepared for anything are likely to create an estate plan to determine where their assets and wealth will go after they die. One of the most important choices that is made as the will is set up is who will be the executor of the...

Your pet is a part of your family. You treat your dog or cat well and make sure he or she has everything needed for a healthy and happy life. While pets do not have as long of a lifespan as humans, there could be a situation where your pet outlives you. If this...

If you or a Kentucky loved one is getting on in years, you likely have many questions regarding Medicare, Medicaid, long-term care, end-of-life decisions and a variety of other matters. This is where an elder law attorney can help you negotiate your way through all...

When it comes to estate planning tools, there are many. One of the most popular options Kentucky residents choose to use is the living trust. A living trust allows you to manage your property, save money on property taxes and bequeath property to loved ones without...