KENTUCKY AND INDIANA WILLS
Preparation Lawyers
As people age, their estate plans should reflect those changes. If you have elderly parents, it is quite likely that their current estate plan was established 30, 40, even 50 years ago. It is also quite likely that many circumstances have changed over the years. Many people discover that their parents don’t have wills or a power of attorney. Your parents' estate plan should reflect their current circumstances.
Having gone through this with their own parents, Mike and Colleen understand the importance of having the correct paperwork so someone can step in when needed. In many cases, our aging clients want someone to assist in drafting checks and keeping up with appointments, but they aren’t ready to give up all control. Maintaining their dignity and worth is very important to our planning. Some clients need more assistance from family than others, and we strive to make sure they and their caretakers understand what they are giving up and what control they maintain.
Maintaining Your Parent’s Dignity
& Worth Is Very Important Us During Their Planning.
Our Louisville wills and trusts lawyers can help if you believe your parents' will is outdated. Call (502) 425-8717 or contact us online. We help people prepare wills that reflect their current circumstances, needs and goals.
LOUISVILLE & SOUTHERN INDIANA
Wills & Trusts Law Attorneys
If you have questions about helping elderly parents prepare wills, do not hesitate to call our law firm locally at (502) 425-8717. You can also contact our estate planning law firm online. We offer an initial consultation, including home visits to discuss estate planning with those who can't come to us.
WE PREPARE WILLS
THAT REFLECT
Current Legal Standards
As estate planning attorneys, we know that the wills, trusts and other directives that were established decades ago may no longer reflect your parents' current situations. For example, perhaps your father has passed away. Or perhaps your parents are in a nursing home. Perhaps they now have grandchildren, and it is in your parents’ wishes to establish trusts for each grandchild. Whatever the specific situation your mother or father is in, we can bring their will up to date with the current estate planning and tax laws.
It is also possible that your parent's will was not drafted in Kentucky. If your parent relocated to Kentucky from another state, we can make sure their documents comply with Kentucky state law.
YOU CAN BE A PART OF
The Conversation
At the English Law Group, P.S.C., we understand that your mom or dad might not feel comfortable working with a new attorney. Perhaps their previous attorney has passed away or retired. Perhaps they are resistant to change. We believe it is important for you, as the adult child, to be a part of this conversation and help your parent feel comfortable. We will make sure that when the time comes, they feel comfortable and we take the right precautions to ensure the documents will hold up in court.
Knowledgeable
& Friendly Service
WELCOME, WE’RE GLAD YOU’RE HERE!
If you have questions about helping parents prepare wills, do not hesitate to call our law firm locally at (502) 425-8717. You can also contact our estate planning law firm online. We offer an initial consultation, including home visits to discuss estate planning with those who can't come to us.