Estate Planning

People in Kentucky may acquire various property throughout their lives. They may also throw away, give away or sell property throughout their lives as well. However, when people die any property that they own will remain and it is important that people have a plan for...

There is the potential for any of us to become incapacitated at some point and unable to manage our own medical care or financial affairs for ourselves. For that reason, an important part of an estate plan is a plan for incapacity if that day comes. How to plan for...

In Kentucky and across the United States, people who are vigilant and preparing for the future will take the necessary steps in creating a viable and comprehensive estate plan that suits their individual needs. Of course, situations vary and what suits one person is...

Executors may have to handle disputes associated with the estate planner’s estate which is why it is important to carefully select an executor. As part of the process of designating an executor, it is useful to know what to take into account to determine who will make...

A will is an important testamentary document. Kentucky residents who choose to execute estate plans often include them when they prepare for the distribution of their wealth at the end of their lives. A well-drafted will provides information and clarity to those who...

Estate planning is for everyone. Even when a Kentucky resident feels as though they do not own anything of value, they can benefit from creating a straightforward estate plan that outlines their preferences and wants for when they are incapacitated or after their...

Real estate issues have the potential to become complicated and emotional in a hurry. After all, the issue likely involves property that you own – it is yours, and no one should be able to tell you what to do with it, as some people might think. From boundary disputes...