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What is a Financial Power of Attorney?

Posted on March 26, 2023 - 6:02 pm by Bunch & Brock

Financial Power of Attorney Dos and Don’ts A financial power of attorney is a legal document that can ensure that a trusted person is handling your financial affairs when you are not mentally or physically capable of doing so yourself. This document can be used for a specific need or to grant a chosen individual […]

How Probate Works in Kentucky

Posted on February 7, 2023 - 1:56 pm by Bunch & Brock

Mourning the loss of a loved one is never an easy process. Having to deal with probate issues can make grieving even more difficult because of the added stress of managing an estate through probate. Understanding the probate process in Kentucky can be challenging, especially if you’re unfamiliar with the terminology and Kentucky probate laws. […]

Trusts and Real Estate – When You Need a Trust

Posted on January 16, 2023 - 12:37 pm by Bunch & Brock

Deciding on the best way to protect your estate can be challenging. You may have heard that trusts are an excellent way to protect your home and other assets, but you have probably never created a trust. So, when should you put your house in a trust? What Is a Trust? A trust is a […]

What Happens if There is No Will in Kentucky?

Posted on November 29, 2022 - 3:10 pm by Bunch & Brock

No Will Means No Control If you die without a will in Kentucky, your assets may not go where you want them to. Not only do you lose control of who should get what, but you may be creating major problems and extra expenses for your loved ones after your death. If you die without […]

Do I Need a Will If I Am Married in Kentucky?

Posted on November 29, 2022 - 9:07 am by Bunch & Brock

If you die without a will in the state of Kentucky, your assets transfer to your relatives under state intestate succession laws. Being married in Kentucky doesn’t necessarily mean the surviving spouse receives your assets upon death. Unlike most other states, Kentucky utilizes the “dower and curtesy” inheritance structure. If a spouse dies without a […]

Establishing Guardianship in a Will

Posted on November 29, 2022 - 8:51 am by Bunch & Brock

Use Your Will to Protect Your Family Having a will is an essential part of planning your estate and protecting your family, especially if you have a child under 18 or a disabled adult who is dependent on you. You will not only spells out your final wishes and determines what should be done with […]

What Happens if a Minor is a Beneficiary?

Posted on November 16, 2022 - 10:20 am by Bunch & Brock

You’ve likely heard of the importance of having an estate plan, but why is it particularly necessary when a minor is involved? Simply put, minors are not allowed to directly receive their inheritances. Therefore, having a last will that provides details for the creation of a trust for a minor beneficiary is critical to help […]

How to Leave Real Estate in a Will

Posted on November 16, 2022 - 10:17 am by Bunch & Brock

If You Own Real Estate in Kentucky, You Need a Will When you own property in Kentucky, you should prioritize making a plan for the future of your property upon your passing. An estate plan can detail what happens to your real estate at the time of your death. A will is a crucial part […]

Petition to Dispense with Administration of a Probate Estate

Posted on November 14, 2022 - 10:32 am by Bunch & Brock

We understand that becoming the beneficiary of an estate is often a bittersweet experience. The pain of losing a loved one is rarely surpassed by the monetary gifts they may leave behind. However, when the estate goes to probate, and the process seems never-ending, our probate attorneys at Bunch & Brock may be able to help […]

What Is Preferential Payment in Bankruptcy?

Posted on March 22, 2022 - 3:55 pm by Bunch & Brock

No matter which side of a bankruptcy case you fall on, it’s important to understand the answer to the commonly asked question, “What is preferential payment in bankruptcy” and why did I get sued by the trustee for the disgorgement of money that someone rightfully owed and paid to me? Bankruptcy laws are designed to […]

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