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The death of a parent is one of the most complex events to emotionally process. This burden becomes heavier when you find out that they passed away without a will. Thinking about navigating property laws in Kentucky can be overwhelming. If you or a sibling is...
Many people believe that a spouse who refuses to sign divorce papers has the power to stop the entire process. That fear alone keeps some people from moving forward with a divorce they desperately need. But Kentucky law does not give an uncooperative spouse that kind...
Owning commercial property in Kentucky often comes with long term plans for growth, leasing or development. Still, boundary concerns can arise when a fence, driveway or structure extends beyond a property line. These issues may create tension between neighboring...
Suffering an injury in a car crash that a drunk driver caused leaves you facing unexpected medical bills and physical pain. When someone makes the reckless choice to drive while intoxicated, they put innocent people at risk. If you are facing this difficult situation,...
Nobody should get behind the wheel of a vehicle unless they are well-rested and able to drive safely. Some people may not realize that the chance of fatigued driving is often increased during the summer months, partially because of hot weather, vacation travel,...
Children whose parents share custody may have strong emotional reactions to the changes their families undergo during a breakup or divorce. Parents living separately can exacerbate pre-existing strain in a parent-child relationship. Older children and teenagers may...
Pedestrians walking on the shoulder of a road or crossing a busy street are vulnerable. Unlike vehicle occupants, who have seat belts and airbags to protect them in the event of a crash, pedestrians have nothing shielding them from imminent physical harm. Pedestrian...
Drunk driving is a leading cause of serious crashes, including deadly collisions. Drivers who are under the influence have increased reaction times and diminished decision-making capabilities. They could easily make mistakes that lead to preventable crashes. Between...
Kentucky law does not allow you to name your pet as a direct beneficiary in your will or trust. Animals are considered property under state law, which means they cannot legally own assets or inherit money. Still, you are not without options for ensuring your beloved...
Not every hospital stay or medical emergency will activate your living will. Kentucky law typically requires defined diagnostic criteria before healthcare providers can implement your advance directives. Understanding these thresholds can help you craft a document...