In the chaotic aftermath of a car accident, many people make costly mistakes that cause more problems in the long run. Here are a few things you should remember not to do after a Kentucky car accident. Leave the scene prematurely Fleeing the scene of an accident...
Common reasons for slips, trips and falls in Kentucky
Some of the most common types of accidents in America are slips, trips and falls. These accidents can occur just about anywhere, but many of these accidents occur in the following locations: Shopping malls and retail stores Apartment complexes Parking garages and lots...
How to protect your business from wrongful termination claims
Businesses are rightfully concerned about the possibility of legal ramifications if they choose to terminate an employee. Allegations of wrongful termination are sometimes justified, but for some employers, the decision to fire an employee was not made lightly and it...
Do I need to call the police after being in an auto accident?
When there is an auto accident in Kentucky, people will immediately be concerned about their health and any damage to their property. In addition, they are often unsure as to whether they need to contact law enforcement and file an accident report. If there are no...
What do you need to know about the Medicaid lookback period
Your potential need for long-term care is significant. Some studies estimate that as many as 70% of those over the age of 65 will need some form of long-term care in their lifetime. This care can be expensive, too, resulting in the depletion of your estate. That can...
Are car crashes worse for the elderly?
Regardless of your age or health, a car accident can leave you with devastating injuries that completely reshape the way you live your life. They can take away your mobility and your mental health, either of which can leave you with an extensive need for care at a...
Business owners should thoroughly review all business agreements
If you are entering into a business agreement with one or more parties, you should know that every word of that contract is significant and should be taken seriously. Generally, when a contract is first drafted, both parties should review each line of the contract and...
Succession planning for family businesses
Without planning, a family business may not survive the death of its founder or leader. An estate plan alone cannot guarantee continuity of the family business. Legacy assessment A legacy assessment goes far beyond an estate plan and helps the family deal with...
Is your elderly parent getting too old to drive safely?
Your elderly parent’s pride is often tied up in their ability to remain independent. So, if you notice they are no longer able to drive safely, it is time for a discussion about whether they should continue driving at all. This conversation can be difficult, and it is...
Talking with your family about estate planning and being prepared
Estate planning is one of those topics that everyone in Kentucky knows is important, but many are reluctant to talk or think about. When assessing the realities of life, it can be difficult to consider the future in that context. However, people who have a family and...