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Mistakes in Divorce Settlements

Mistakes Happen: How the Law Treats Mistakes in Marital Settlement Agreements

By John H. Ruby |

You and your ex-spouse finally have a finished marital settlement agreement and your divorce is finalized. This is a massive source of relief for most people, especially those who spent months negotiating the nitty-gritty details of the agreement. What happens when a wrench gets thrown into your marital settlement agreement and a mistake is… Read More »

Living Trust in Kentucky

Ways to Fund a Living Trust in Kentucky

By John H. Ruby |

There are many estate planning tools at your disposal. If you opt for a living trust, you’re in good company. Many people choose to create a living trust to help their assets pass to loved ones without the stress of probate. Living trusts come with a whole host of benefits, and once you’ve established… Read More »

Impact of Car Accidents on Senior Citizens

Understanding the Impact of Car Accidents on Senior Drivers

By John H. Ruby |

Our population is getting older every day, with an ever-smaller portion of the population made up of minors and young adults. It’s no surprise that we are feeling the influence of aging drivers on the road. For many seniors, driving is an important part of maintaining their independence and their own identity. However, it… Read More »

Car Accidents and the Gig Economy

Car Accidents and the Gig Economy: Legal Implications for Delivery Drivers

By John H. Ruby |

We’ve never had more food delivery options than we have right now. A decade or two ago, getting food delivered meant relying on pizza chains and Chinese restaurants that employed their own delivery drivers. On top of that, you often had to meet high minimum requirements to qualify for delivery. That’s not the case… Read More »

Probate in Kentucky

Ways to Avoid Probate in Kentucky

By John H. Ruby |

As you begin thinking about how you want to divide your assets after you pass, you may have learned about the probate process. After seeing how time-consuming and expensive it can be, it’s likely that you want to protect your loved ones from the grueling probate process after your death. Luckily, there are many… Read More »

Protecting Assets During Divorce

Protecting Your Assets During a Divorce

By John H. Ruby |

You’re getting ready to divorce, and one of your biggest concerns is your assets. As you prepare for life after divorce, you already know that having a substantial share of the marital assets is key to establishing your financial security and quality of life. If you’re concerned about losing your assets to your spouse,… Read More »

What Are the Risks of Crush Injuries After a Car Crash?

What Are the Risks of Crush Injuries After a Car Crash?

By John H. Ruby |

Car crashes are incredibly unpredictable. While some victims are lucky enough to walk away without so much as a scratch, others suffer from an array of injuries. One severe type of injury you may experience is a crush injury. Crush injuries occur when your body gets trapped or crushed under the weight of a… Read More »

Intellectual Property Rights During Divorce

Protecting Intellectual Property Rights During a Divorce

By John H. Ruby |

If you’re in the midst of a divorce, you’re likely concerned about the division of your marital assets and debts. This is one of the most contentious topics for many couples since your assets will determine how financially stable you are after your divorce. Certain assets are far more difficult to divide than others—for… Read More »

Kentucky Family Law

Strategies for Ensuring Your Kentucky Home is Passed on to Your Children

By John H. Ruby |

Your family home likely holds significant value for you, both financially and sentimentally. Whether you raised your children there or moved there later in life, it’s likely one of your largest assets and one that you want to pass on to your children. The value of a home is also what makes it somewhat… Read More »

Your estate plan is a dynamic being that should always change to accommodate your current stage of life—make sure you set up an appointment to update it.

Why Empty Nesters Need a New Estate Plan

By John H. Ruby |

Becoming an empty nester is a huge transition. In this stage of life, you get to enjoy the fruits of your labor as your children move on and create their own lives outside of the family home. As you get used to sleeping in, choosing activities that you and your spouse enjoy instead of… Read More »