Estate Planning

Family farms often pass through multiple generations. The land that you live on now and have farmed for decades to support your family once belonged to your parents or grandparents. You dream of passing it down to your children or grandchildren, but you might worry...

You’ve spent years of your lives ensuring that your family is well. You care for your spouse and offer financial support whenever it is needed. You’ve made plans to ensure that your children can go to the college of their choice.  However, there’s one thing you...

When you get married, you and your spouse become “one,” right? You commit to be there for each other through it all – including during difficult times. This is straightforward. But is this the case with regards to the law? Many people think that once they get married,...

Maybe you bought small parcels of vacant property outside of town anytime you received an end-of-year bonus from your employer. You might have many small parcels that represent a long-term investment in the land. Perhaps you have purchased multi-unit property or...

Secrecy and security are crucial to cryptocurrency’s rising popularity. If you store money under the bed, someone can break in and steal it. If you keep it in the bank, fraudsters could access it. If you put it in cryptocurrency, no one need ever know you have it....

We often associate estate planning with the elderly because it involves planning for the end of life. However, this is not all that an estate plan can be used for. As a young adult, you probably do have the rest of your life ahead of you, but there is no harm in...

While estate planning is an important step towards protecting your legacy and loved ones, the prospect of talking about your demise can be unsettling. While this conversion may seem difficult to start, there is no doubt that it is one of the most important discussions...

Pretty much everyone understands the importance of having a well-written will, yet most people do not have one. If you die without a will (known as intestate), the probate court will intervene and a judge (whom you probably never met) will decide how your assets are...

It may sound very easy to leave someone out of your will. All you have to do is note that the assets are going to go to other beneficiaries and heirs. However, it is not always this simple. The issue that you create if you simply do not mention the person is that they...

There are some topics that are hard to tackle with your folks in Kentucky no matter how solid your relationship may be. One of those topics is estate planning. They may not realize how important it is to make arrangements for the distribution of their assets...