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John H. Ruby & Associates

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What Is the Kentucky Uniform Trust Code and Why Does It Matter for Your Estate Plan?

September 28, 2026/by John H. Ruby & Associates

Planning for the future distribution of your wealth involves more than merely writing down who gets your house or bank accounts. For decades, families in Louisville, St. Matthews, the Highlands, and across Jefferson County relied on trusts to manage assets and bypass probate. However, prior to 2014, Kentucky trust law was scattered across piecemeal statutes […]

FMCSA Violations and Kentucky Truck Accidents: How Federal Rules Affect Your Claim

September 28, 2026/by John H. Ruby & Associates

When an eighty-thousand-pound commercial tractor-trailer collides with a four-thousand-pound passenger vehicle on Interstate 65, Interstate 71, or Interstate 64 near Louisville, the consequences are almost always devastating. Victims often suffer life-altering spinal cord trauma, severe traumatic brain injuries, or fatal harm. Rebuilding your life after a commercial truck wreck requires more than simply proving another […]

How Judges Decide Child Custody in Louisville: Understanding Kentucky’s Best Interests Standard

September 23, 2026/by John H. Ruby & Associates

Few events in life generate as much anxiety as a contested divorce involving minor children. For parents living in Louisville and the surrounding communities, the thought of losing daily contact with their kids often overshadows the division of property or financial support concerns. The legal system can feel cold and detached, leaving mothers and fathers […]

Kentucky’s 60-Day Divorce Waiting Period: What It Means and How to Use the Time Wisely

August 24, 2026/by John H. Ruby & Associates

The decision to end a marriage rarely happens overnight. You have likely spent months or even years weighing your options, worrying about your children, and analyzing your finances. By the time you finally file the dissolution paperwork at the Jefferson County Judicial Center in Louisville, you simply want the legal process finished as quickly as […]

Is A Revocable Living Trust Better Than a Will? A Side-By-Side Comparison

August 24, 2026/by John H. Ruby & Associates

Building a life in the Louisville area takes decades of hard work. Whether you run a small business in St. Matthews, own a family home in the Highlands, or manage a retirement portfolio after years of steady employment, protecting those assets is a natural priority. Yet, thinking about what happens to your property after you […]

Who Is Liable in A Kentucky Truck Accident? It’s Often More Than Just the Driver

August 24, 2026/by John H. Ruby & Associates

The moments following a severe collision on the Watterson Expressway or I-65 often blur together. Flashing lights, ambulance sirens, and the overwhelming shock of a sudden impact leave victims dealing with immediate physical trauma. When a standard passenger vehicle collides with a fully loaded 18-wheeler, the structural mismatch guarantees that the occupants of the smaller […]

Jefferson County Family Court: What Louisville Residents Need to Know About Local Divorce Procedures

August 5, 2026/by John H. Ruby & Associates

The moments after realizing a marriage is over blur together. Financial anxiety, housing concerns, and the emotional weight of separating a life built together can feel paralyzing. For residents in Louisville, handling matters in the local court system adds another layer of uncertainty. Clear information is your strongest defense against fear.  What Are the Grounds […]

Can You Disinherit Your Spouse in Kentucky? Understanding Dower and Curtesy Rights

July 30, 2026/by John H. Ruby & Associates

The moments after a loved one passes away blur together with hospital lights, funeral arrangements, and mounting questions about the future. When it comes time to review the estate plan, many families in Louisville and throughout Jefferson County are shocked to learn that a last will and testament does not always have the final word. […]

I-71 Accident Claims in Louisville: What the New Construction Zone Means for Drivers

July 24, 2026/by John H. Ruby & Associates

The sudden brake lights and lane shifts near the I-265 interchange catch drivers off guard daily. If you commute through Louisville, you already know the frustration of the ongoing I-Move Kentucky project. The transformation of the interstates is meant to improve long-term traffic flow, but in the short term, it has created miles of hazardous […]

What Is a No-Contest Clause in a Will and Is It Enforceable in Kentucky?

June 25, 2026/by John H. Ruby & Associates

The reading of a final testament should bring closure and clarity, not conflict. Yet, the emotional weight of losing a family member often amplifies long-standing family tensions. When money, real estate, and heirlooms are divided, disagreements frequently surface. Many people worry that their children or relatives will fight over their estate, draining resources through drawn-out […]

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Our Latest Posts

  • What Is the Kentucky Uniform Trust Code and Why Does It Matter for Your Estate Plan?
  • FMCSA Violations and Kentucky Truck Accidents: How Federal Rules Affect Your Claim
  • How Judges Decide Child Custody in Louisville: Understanding Kentucky’s Best Interests Standard
  • Kentucky’s 60-Day Divorce Waiting Period: What It Means and How to Use the Time Wisely
  • Is A Revocable Living Trust Better Than a Will? A Side-By-Side Comparison
  • Who Is Liable in A Kentucky Truck Accident? It’s Often More Than Just the Driver
  • Jefferson County Family Court: What Louisville Residents Need to Know About Local Divorce Procedures
  • Can You Disinherit Your Spouse in Kentucky? Understanding Dower and Curtesy Rights
  • I-71 Accident Claims in Louisville: What the New Construction Zone Means for Drivers
  • What Is a No-Contest Clause in a Will and Is It Enforceable in Kentucky?

John H. Ruby & Associates is conveniently located in the east end of Louisville, Kentucky at the corner of Breckenridge Lane and Taylorsville Road and serves clients in Jefferson County, Oldham County, and surrounding counties.

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