
Our Practice Areas
Focused legal help for the moments that matter most — planning ahead, caring for a loved one, settling an estate, or challenging a decision that went wrong.
Legal Help for Every Stage of Life
The Jaeger Firm is a small, focused practice. Most of our work centers on estate planning and elder law — helping individuals and families put the right documents in place, plan for the cost of long-term care, and protect loved ones who need extra support. We also help families through probate and trust administration after someone passes away.
In addition, we handle appeals in two areas where a second look can make a real difference: denied Social Security disability claims and state and federal criminal convictions.
Every page below explains the basics in plain English. If you are not sure which one fits, that is completely normal — call us and describe what is happening.
All practice areas

Estate Planning
Documents that put your wishes in writing and protect the people you love.- Last Will and Testament
- Powers of Attorney & Healthcare Powers of Attorney
- Living Wills
- Revocable & Irrevocable Trusts
- Certificates of Trust & Deeds

Elder Law
Planning for long-term care, protecting savings, and caring for vulnerable loved ones.- Medicaid Planning Trusts
- First-Party Special Needs Trusts
- Third-Party Special Needs Trusts
- Guardianship & Conservatorship

Probate & Administration
Guidance for executors, administrators, trustees, and families after a loss.- Testate Estate Administration (with a will)
- Intestate Estate Administration (without a will)
- Trust Administration
- Petition to Dispense with Administration

Social Security Disability Appeals
Help appealing a denied Social Security disability claim.- Requests for Reconsideration
- Administrative Law Judge Hearings
- Appeals Council Review
- Federal Court Review

Criminal Appeals
State and federal criminal appeals and post-conviction review.- Kentucky Direct Appeals
- Federal & Sixth Circuit Appeals
- Post-Conviction Review
- Wrongful Conviction Case Reviews
Not sure where to start?
Many families come to us with a situation, not a legal term. Tell us what is going on and we will help you sort out which steps make sense — and which do not.
Not Sure Where to Start?
Describe your situation in your own words. We will listen, answer your questions, and suggest a clear next step.


