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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...
Those going through divorce must list all of their assets. Real estate is often the largest asset any family owns but for many this piece of real estate is their family home. As we all know, a family home is more than just an asset. It also has emotional value. This...
Choosing the right executor for your estate is one of the most important decisions you can make. An executor handles simple but essential tasks. They file documents, manage assets and distribute property according to your will. If your executor lives out of state, you...
When one spouse puts their career on hold to focus on their family, it amounts to a significant personal and financial commitment to the marriage. However, when divorce happens, the uncertain path ahead can be frightening, especially if they lack recent job...
A power of attorney (POA) allows another individual to act on your behalf in medical, legal or financial matters. This helps to better ensure the management of your affairs according to your wishes, even if you become incapacitated. Understanding the different types...
For most Kentucky drivers, the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit is set at 0.08%. There are some exceptions to this, as underage drivers and commercial drivers often have lower limits. However, for most people, they must stay under a BAC of 0.08% while operating...
Car accidents are stressful and confusing. Even when another driver causes the crash, you might wonder if you share any blame. In Kentucky, the law uses comparative negligence to decide how damages are split. Knowing how this works can help you understand your rights...