For individuals with special needs who rely on government benefits for support, safeguarding these benefits should be a priority. Read on to learn about some effective methods to protect these benefits while ensuring financial security for these individuals.

“Aging in place” is a goal shared by many seniors. If you want to stay in your home for as long as possible, here are some practical steps to take.

Aging gracefully doesn't mean compromising on style or forgetting the importance of legal preparedness. As seniors embark on this new chapter of life, they can do so with flair, embracing both the latest fashion trends and essential legal considerations.

Midlife is a phase of reflection, growth, and transition. As we navigate this pivotal stage, it's crucial to take stock of our legal standing to ensure that we are well-prepared for the future.

Parenthood is a rewarding journey, filled with countless joys and responsibilities. As a parent of a minor child, understanding the legal aspects related to guardianship and education planning is essential for ensuring your child's well-being and future success.

As October ushers in the crisp fall air and vibrant foliage, it also brings with it a reminder of life's inherent changes. This season of transformation is an excellent time to reflect on an essential, yet often overlooked aspect of life: estate planning.

October 18-24, 2021 is National Estate Planning Awareness Week! Read on to learn about five common aspects of estate planning and get answers to some commonly asked questions.

Why is it important to have an estate plan?

An estate plan is important for anyone who wants their assets to be transferred to their surviving loved ones after they pass. Unfortunately, many Americans pass away without a valid will. Proper planning can ensure that you have control over what happens to your estate when you die.

May is National Elder Law Month! In acknowledgement of this, we decided to answer some questions about what Elder Law is and how meeting with an Elder Law attorney can help you.

Planning ahead is the ultimate act of love. Find out more!

In July 2020, a new revision to Kentucky’s Uniform Power of Attorney Act took effect. This was the second big change in the last two years. The newest revisions adopted some additional portions of the UPOA. Learn about what has changed and what new additions have been made to the law.

Right now — during a pandemic — is actually a great time to do your estate planning! Uncertainty during these times may create anxiety in your life. Instead of avoiding the unsure future, plan for it.