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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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2950 Breckenridge Lane
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Louisville, KY 40220-1462
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How to Choose the Right Executor for Your Will in Kentucky
/by John H. Ruby & AssociatesCreating a will is a fundamental step in responsible estate planning, ensuring your assets are distributed according to your wishes after your passing. However, beyond merely listing beneficiaries, one of the most impactful decisions you will make is choosing the right person to carry out the terms of your will. This individual, known as an […]
Digital Footprints in Divorce: How Your Online Life Impacts Your Kentucky Case
/by John H. Ruby & AssociatesIn an era where our lives are intricately woven with digital interactions, from social media updates to instant messages and online financial transactions, the trail of data we leave behind is vast. When a marriage is heading towards dissolution, this digital footprint can transform from a mundane aspect of daily life into a significant factor […]
Crafting Prenuptial Agreements for Blended Families in Kentucky
/by John H. Ruby & AssociatesPlanning for marriage isn’t all venue scouting and dress shopping; it also requires a lot of practical decisions, one of which is the creation of a prenuptial agreement. In Kentucky, these agreements are an important tool for many couples. They help manage financial expectations and protect individual assets before entering into marriage. Prenuptial agreements outline […]
Handling Out-of-State Property in Your Kentucky Estate Plan
/by John H. Ruby & AssociatesA well-written Kentucky estate plan will account for your specific needs and assets. Certain situations do complicate the process, including the presence of out-of-state assets. If you have out-of-state assets you need to account for in your estate plan, make sure you have an attorney helping you through this process. We can assist you in […]
Future Medical Expenses: How Are They Handled in a Kentucky Car Crash Claim?
/by John H. Ruby & AssociatesAfter a Kentucky car accident, immediate medical attention often takes priority over a victim’s long-term healthcare needs. However, planning for future medical expenses is equally important. Serious injuries caused by an accident can lead to ongoing medical needs, such as long-term treatments, rehabilitation, and regular follow-up care. If someone else is responsible for your car […]
Planning for Incapacity With Powers of Attorney and Guardianship
/by John H. Ruby & AssociatesPlanning for the future is an essential task; we never know what’s just around the corner, and while no one ever hopes for incapacity, it is always a possibility. In Kentucky, establishing a power of attorney is a practical way to ensure your wishes are respected if you are unable to make decisions for yourself. […]
How Long Does It Take to Settle a Car Accident Claim in Kentucky?
/by John H. Ruby & AssociatesCar accidents in Kentucky are overwhelming and stressful for everyone involved. While you are focused on recovering from any injuries and dealing with other losses, it is crucial to understand how to settle a car accident claim. This knowledge can help you protect your rights and fight for fair compensation. If you’re not at fault […]
What is Contempt of Court in a Kentucky Divorce Case?
/by John H. Ruby & AssociatesThe legal side of divorce can get just as messy as the emotional side of it, particularly if one or both sides struggle to comply with the terms of their divorce or separation. If this occurs during your divorce, you’ll likely become familiar with the term “contempt of court.” This can complicate your divorce and […]
The Benefits of a Living Trust Over a Will
/by John H. Ruby & AssociatesWhen planning your estate, it’s important to understand the range of tools available to you. Two common options are living trusts and wills. A will is a legal document that details how your property should be distributed after you die. In contrast, a living trust handles your assets while you’re alive and specifies how they […]
What is Mandatory Discovery in a Kentucky Divorce Case?
/by John H. Ruby & AssociatesThe mandatory discovery phase of a Kentucky divorce is essential because it involves the exchange of crucial information between both parties, ensuring that everything is transparent and fair. During discovery, spouses are required to share important details about their finances, such as bank statements and tax returns. This legal requirement helps prevent any hidden surprises […]