A History Of Growing Trust In Kentucky
The workplace is intended to be an environment where every hardworking employee – regardless of age – can have an equal opportunity to succeed. It can be frustrating when workers dedicate many years to a profession, yet continue to get overlooked for promotions or...
As a business owner, you are consistently planning for the future. But are you and your partners prepared for a time when you retire, pass away or are ready to sell? Succession planning is a lot like estate planning in that everyone knows it is important, but not...
Limited guardianships are an important tool that you can use to help someone you love who can no longer take care of themselves. With a limited guardianship, you will seek some rights over your loved one’s care, but you won’t seek control over their finances. Limited...
Your boss tells you that they wanted to keep you on, but they just can't do it. The company isn't making enough money and they have to let some workers go. They tell you that this is the end of your employment with the company and they wish you well. You're...
Estate planning involves many things, from writing a will to creating trusts to making medical decisions for your own future. Many people think that this is something that only the elderly do, or perhaps an area of law that is most often addressed by retirees....
After filing a discrimination or harassment claim, the relationship with your employer may grow cold. Or, they might take adverse actions against you for reporting such incidents or testifying in a co-worker’s case. Filing a discrimination claim is among the...
The anger between you and your spouse over your divorce can be so strong that it feels toxic – and that’s never more true than when the atmosphere begins to negatively affect your relationship with your children. During your weekends with your children, you notice...
Child support is often a serious issue to discuss during a divorce involving children. One parent may not want to be saddled with a huge monthly payment, especially if they are seeing their children regularly. That being said, child support is something that children...
You’ve done the responsible thing and gotten your estate plans together, including your will, powers of attorney and insurance designations all in order. Now, you have one big question: Where do you put all this stuff? You have options, but some are markedly better...
As your child approaches adulthood, one of the things you may look into is helping them go to college. The cost of college is high, so it may make sense for them to have a part-time job while you and your spouse support at least some of their studies. Divorce can make...
