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08 Jul '20
If the COVID news has you thinking about your estate planning (or the lack thereof), you are not alone. We field calls all day from people ready to get their affairs in order. We’ve quickly adapted to the ongoing situation. Some of our clients prefer to limit trips to the actual office. We regularly conduct […]
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24 Apr '20
One of the biggest challenges for families during this pandemic is how to handle timesharing. The Courts are keeping us informed, and the situation is fluid and changing. COVID-19 requires all of us to be creative to find solutions to difficult problems. The Supreme Court of Kentucky has issued an Order that provides as follows: […]
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10 Apr '20
Due to so much uncertainty with the COVID-19 virus, people with family law issues are, understandably, under a lot of stress and have many questions. We can help. Some have worried, with the courthouses being closed, what would happen to a person who needs an Emergency Protective Order? Victims might fear they will have nowhere […]
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During this period of uncertainty, many small business owners have questions regarding Covid-19 Loans for Kentucky Small Businesses. At the time of this writing, a great deal of uncertainty surrounds the administration of the federal loan programs. THERE IS A LOT TO NAVIGATE. We are available to help clients by directing them to resources that […]
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21 Feb '20
Adults are not the one only people who find themselves in abusive relationships. It can happen to teens too! February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. According to the Centers for Disease Control, nearly one out of every 11 girls, and about one in every 15 high school students reported having experienced physical dating violence […]
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The new SECURE Act will drastically change the way estate planning practitioners handle retirement accounts such as IRA’s and 401(k) plans. On December 20, 2019, President Trump signed into law the SECURE Act, a new law that deals with the tax rules governing the distributions from and the contributions to retirement accounts. The law […]
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15 Nov '19
So you’ve signed your will, you’ve executed your powers of attorney and you have a living will in place. That’s great. Most people don’t. It is a smart first step. Unfortunately, so often, families left behind after someone dies struggle for weeks because they do not know exactly what they are looking for, trying to […]
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Public awareness of gun violence has increased in recent years as a result of mass casualty incidents. As gun injuries become more publicized, the defense by premises owners that gun injuries are not foreseeable becomes increasingly subject to challenge. Most injuries from guns occur in the home. Genuine accidents are often covered under a homeowner’s […]
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Kentucky has not had a mechanism for a man who thinks he might be the father of a child to be notified if the mother tries to put the child up for adoption . . . until now. Effective for the first time as of July 2018, a man who believes he might be […]
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