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Family relationships can be complicated, to put it nicely, and you may conclude that you do not want to leave an inheritance to your adult child. Perhaps there is bad blood between you and your child, or perhaps you simply feel your child does not need the inheritance, and you would rather leave your estate [...]
Estate planning can provide benefits for you and your loved ones, but it does come with a lot of terminology that you may find unfamiliar or intimidating. One such estate planning vocabulary term could be “living trusts,” also known as inter-vivos trusts. These estate planning tools can help during your lifetime and allow your assets [...]
When Kentuckians sign their wills, they assume that the probate court will give legal effect to the terms of the will as written. Occasionally, however, an heir of the deceased will feel cheated by the will’s specific bequests. In such cases, the heir’s only remedy is contesting the will. Timing to Contest a Will in [...]
Preparing for the future is more than just wills or retirement plans; it's also about making clear decisions about your healthcare, especially for times when you might not be able to speak for yourself. For Kentucky residents, one of the most effective ways to ensure your medical wishes are honored is by designating a health [...]
Thanks to Hollywood, many people picture the reading of a will as a dramatic event, with family gathered around a long table, anxiously awaiting to hear what’s been left to them. The scene often ends with either heartfelt gratitude or bitter disappointment. But in real life, talking to your parents about their will ahead of [...]
Do you or your parents think that estate planning looks easy? If so, then you’re in the same boat as a lot of Kentuckians. But don’t let the perception of simpleness dupe you into thinking that you can forego formal estate planning or that you can successfully create the estate plan that you need on [...]
It’s common to make changes to a will. In fact, good estate planning attorneys recommend that their clients update their wills regularly, and especially after any major life changes. Sometimes these updates require only minor changes or additions. Sometimes they require revoking a will. There are different options for revoking your will. Options for revoking [...]
For older Millennials, they are likely now getting to a point in their life where 60 is closer than 20, so “adulting” has become the norm, rather than something to get noticed. Indeed, more and more Millennials are buying homes, caring for their aging parents (and, sometimes, grandparents) and starting families, and all while facing [...]
Alzheimer’s diagnoses are becoming more common. In fact, there are more than six million Americans living with the disease today, and that number is expected to double by 2050. An Alzheimer's diagnosis can be devastating for people living with the disease, their spouses, family members, and loved ones. Chances are, those who have been diagnosed [...]
A power of attorney (POA) is an important document to consider during the Kentucky estate planning process. These legal documents allow another person to act on your behalf if you are no longer able. There are several different types of power of attorney that you may want to have. General power of attorney A general [...]
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Louisville KY 40222
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