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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.

As women, we are often caretakers for others, and neglect to care for ourselves. It’s important to stop and focus on preventative care for yourself. It’s a critical part of maintaining good caregiving for others.

This year, all three of our attorneys were recognized by TOPS in Lex!

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.

Attorney Mary Ellis Patton was recently recognized by the University of Kentucky as the Fraternity and Sorority Life Chapter Advisor of the Year. The Chapter Advisor of the Year award seeks to recognize a chapter advisor who exemplifies the mission, values, and purpose of their organization, contributes significantly to the success of the local chapter, and demonstrates superb mentorship for members of the chapter.

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

Upon the death a person, his or her surviving spouse has several rights. One of the most important one is the spousal exemption. The spousal exemption is the amount that a surviving spouse may take from the estate of the deceased spouse free from claims of creditors.

Long term care is expensive. Whether it is assisted living, memory care, personal care, or skilled nursing, the care comes with a price tag. Often the price is more than the income of the resident, so how are you going to pay for it?

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.