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Securing Your Future at Every Life Stage

January 4, 2024
by Kentucky Estate Planning Law Center Asset ProtectionEstate Planning

Estate planning might sound like something reserved for older or wealthier individuals, but it's a crucial step for young adults as well. Understanding the importance of estate planning early on is not just about managing assets; it’s about taking control ...

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How do you do estate planning if you have a disabled child?

December 11, 2023
by Kentucky Estate Planning Law Center Estate PlanningProbate/Trust Administration

By Ben Humphries, of Kentucky Estate Planning Law Center, of Elizabethtown, KY The worst thing I have heard this week came from a person who told me that their attorney told them that because one of their three children were disabled that they should lea ...

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Holiday Gifting Strategies for Savvy Estate Planners

December 5, 2023
by Kentucky Estate Planning Law Center Estate Planning

The holiday season often brings warmth, family gatherings, and a spirit of giving. For many, it's a time to share gifts with loved ones, a practice that can also be integral to estate planning. Strategically considered, gift-giving can align with one’s lo ...

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The Importance of Beneficiary Designations

November 9, 2023
by Kentucky Estate Planning Law Center Estate Planning

Estate planning is essential to protecting your assets and quality of life in case of incapacity. However, will your legacy be appropriately distributed once you've passed on? Beneficiaries stand as the recipients of your assets. In this context, assets e ...

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How to Protect Inheritance for Your Loved Ones

October 2, 2023
by Kentucky Estate Planning Law Center Estate Planning

Estate planning is a deeply personal journey that goes beyond the mere distribution of assets. It's about safeguarding the legacy you've built over a lifetime and ensuring that your loved ones are well taken care of when you're no longer there to guide th ...

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Maximizing Convenience: Online Document Prep Services

September 1, 2023
by Kentucky Estate Planning Law Center Online Legal Documets

One of the most important aspects of estate planning is having access to your documents and an efficient way to make adjustments as necessary. Some changes are so small it’s not easy to find the time to come into the office with questions or requests. To ...

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Does Your Long-Term Care Plan Include Protecting Your Assets?

August 2, 2023
by Kentucky Estate Planning Law Center Asset ProtectionElder Law/Medicaid Planning

It’s important to have an estate plan in all phases of our lives, but as we age, planning for the future becomes a necessity. Finding ways to protect your assets and prepare for the possibility of long-term care will ensure that you and your family will b ...

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Did the IRS quietly change the rules on your children’s inheritance?

August 1, 2023
by Kentucky Estate Planning Law Center Asset ProtectionEstate Planning

There have been recent news articles about some changes the IRS made concerning inheriting assets from trusts.  According to the article, in March the IRS issued Revenue Ruling 2023-2.  The new Ruling states that property held in an irrevocable trust is n ...

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The Difference Between Revocable & Irrevocable Trusts

July 5, 2023
by Kentucky Estate Planning Law Center Probate/Trust Administration

Every estate planning strategy will look different based on your individual circumstances and unique family needs. There are so many legal tools at your disposal, sometimes it’s difficult to decide on the best course of action. Of course, an experienced e ...

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Trust Administration Tips for New Trustees

June 15, 2023
by Kentucky Estate Planning Law Center Probate/Trust Administration

As a trustee, you play a vital role in the administration of a trust. Trust administration can be complex and time-sensitive, requiring a great deal of attention to detail and a thorough understanding of the trust. It’s important to be fully committed to ...

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Estate Planning for Blended Families: Strategies for Success

May 9, 2023
by Kentucky Estate Planning Law Center Estate Planning

Although nuclear families still exist, blended families are becoming increasingly common. It’s more common to see step-parents taking a more active role in raising their step-children and better attitudes toward peaceful and friendly co-parenting. However ...

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Power of Attorney And Estate Planning

April 17, 2023
by Kentucky Estate Planning Law Center Estate Planning

Estate planning is more than just dividing assets to beneficiaries after your passing. There are estate planning tools that were created to protect you and the people and things that matter to you most even while you’re still alive. Establishing power of ...

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