Wills
A properly drafted Kentucky will is the foundation of any estate plan. We will sit with you, understand your assets and your family, and produce a document that does what you intend.
Estate Planning Practice
Protect what you built. Care for who's next.
Wills, trusts, late-life planning, Medicaid asset protection, and Kentucky probate. The work that lets Louisville families plan for the future, and the work that helps them navigate the worst when it arrives.
What we draft, review, and litigate.
A complete estate-planning practice for Louisville families: from a first will at thirty-five to Medicaid planning at seventy-five to a contested probate at any age.
Revocable & Irrevocable Trusts
Trusts let you control how and when assets pass to beneficiaries, avoid probate, and protect against creditors and Medicaid recovery. Right tool for the right situation.
Late-Life Planning
Long-term care, durable powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and the difficult conversations that planning makes easier. We help families approach aging with a plan.
Medicaid Asset Protection Trust
If long-term care is on the horizon, the five-year Medicaid look-back rule is a hard deadline. We help families structure their assets so a nursing-home stay does not erase a lifetime of work.
Kentucky Probate
Probate is a court-supervised process to administer a deceased person's estate. It is technical, slow, and full of opportunities for mistakes. We administer estates so the family does not have to.
Will Contests & Estate Litigation
When a will is contested — undue influence, capacity, fraud, improper execution — the dispute needs experienced counsel. We represent both contestants and proponents.
Digital Legacy Planning
Online accounts, cryptocurrency, family photos in the cloud, business intellectual property. A modern estate plan accounts for the digital side of your estate, not just the tangible one.
Wrongful Death + Probate
When a death is the result of negligence, the estate has both a probate claim and a wrongful-death claim. The two intersect, and the order of operations matters. Our two practices work together.
Other planning needs
Family business succession, special-needs trusts, charitable giving, blended-family considerations. Bring us the situation, and we'll tell you what the law allows and what we recommend.
How estate planning works at Dixie Law Group.
A three-meeting framework that respects your time and produces a plan you actually understand.
01
Discovery meeting
An hour together to map your family, your assets, and your goals. Free of charge. At the end, you receive a written summary of our recommendations and a flat-fee quote.
02
Drafting
We draft your documents and send them to you for review with a plain-language guide explaining what each one does and why it is structured the way it is.
03
Signing & storage
A signing meeting at our Dixie Highway office with the required witnesses and a notary. We retain a copy in our secure vault and provide you with originals.
A note from the partner
Estate planning is not about death. It is about decisions — who decides what, when, on whose behalf. The work of a good estate planner is to leave a family with fewer decisions to make at the worst moment of their lives. Brian M. Weber · Partner, Estate PlanningMeet Brian
Free initial consultation · Flat-fee quotes
Plan now. Spare your family later.
The single best gift you can give the people you love is the absence of decisions they would otherwise have to make in grief. Let's start the conversation.
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