Louisville KY Personal Injury Lawyer – Bixler Howland P.S.C.
Here is that personal injury trial attorney talking about “probate” and “testamentary documents again.” No, I don’t hold myself out as an “Eldercare Lawyer”. What I can tell you is that I understand, after 47 years of practicing law, the intersection between litigation and estate planning. Because I litigate- represent people who have been injured […]
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I have discussed durable power of attorney and other testamentary documents before. Last week I received a call from a client for whom I had prepared wills, power of attorneys and living wills years ago. She is now a financial advisor and has a client who needs a will, durable power of attorney, living will
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In the legal world, seemingly distinct fields of practice often overlap, creating a need for professionals who understand the intricacies of multiple areas of law. One such example is the intersection of personal injury law and probate matters, a topic that may seem unconventional at first glance. In this blog post, we delve into the
In an era of boundless information and digital resources, the allure of self-help has become stronger than ever. From drafting wills to handling personal injury claims, many believe they can navigate legal complexities without the guidance of an attorney. Yet, as experience has shown time and again, the path of self-help often leads to unexpected
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If you don’t have a Durable Power of Attorney, you need one. If you should become disabled, without this document, your spouse or next of kin may have to go to court to be allowed to do the most routine tasks like paying your bills or admitting you into an assisted living facility after a
KNOW WHAT IS IN—AND NOT IN YOUR DURABLE POWER OF ATTORNEY Read More »
