A History Of Growing Trust In Kentucky
When you're making your estate plan, you may be considering the fact that your heirs could wind up in a dispute. You know that this can be very problematic for some families, with people getting into such fierce disagreements that they have a long-term falling out....
Estate administration is largely a technical process. The person handling the estate needs to file specific paperwork with the courts and send formal notice to entities with an interest in the estate. They must be certain to uphold both state law and the instructions...
Contractors and construction companies in Kentucky help maintain and improve our local communities. They add new developments and upgrade existing facilities to bring them into code compliance and make them more attractive. As a professional running a construction...
It's common to think about sexual harassment as something physical that occurs on the job. Maybe it's unwanted touching from a co-worker or something of this nature. In the digital age, however, it's also important to remember that sexual harassment doesn't even...
Although people make a promise to remain married until death parts them, a significant percentage of marriages in Kentucky will end in divorce, not death. While you and your spouse may have made specific promises when you first got married, it may not be realistic for...
As an employer, you may think that some of your workers are independent contractors, but legally, they are considered employees. As a result, you could find yourself in serious trouble with the law and the IRS. Here is how it happens. When you misclassify an employee...
Powers of attorney are some of the most beneficial estate planning tools. The state of Kentucky allows you to create a financial power of attorney and one that addresses healthcare. For the aging or elderly, these documents offer a great deal of protection and peace...
Your will and other estate planning documents provide your executor with guidance about what to do with your property after your death. Most people think about how they want to do distribute their belongings and who will care for their dependent children or pets....
Contemporary family courts rely on the best interests of the child model when making custody decisions. To the uninitiated, a judge will examine several factors relevant to the family in question when approving or devising a custody plan. For example, in Louisville,...
Anytime you go through a major life change, it is important that you review and update your estate plan. One such life change is the addition of a new member into the family through birth or adoption. Whether it is your first child or a later addition, it is important...
