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Boone County, KY Estate Planning & Elder Law

Wills, trusts, elder law, and probate for families in Florence, Union, Burlington, and across Boone County.

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Serving Families in Boone County

Boone County is one of the fastest-growing parts of Northern Kentucky, and that growth shows up in the questions families bring us. Young parents in Florence and Union want to name a guardian and get their first will in place. Adult children are helping Mom or Dad sort out powers of attorney and plan for care. And families who have farmed or owned land near Burlington for generations want to keep that property together.

We help Boone County residents with estate planning, elder law, and probate, explained in plain English. Our Covington office is a short drive up I-75 or I-71, and phone or video meetings are always an option.

How We Help

What Boone County Families Ask Us About

Every family is different, but these are some of the questions we hear most often from this community.
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First Wills for Young Families

Naming a guardian for your children and someone to manage what you leave them is the single most important step for new parents.

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Passing Down Land and the Family Home

A living trust and a properly recorded deed can help farmland or a homestead pass smoothly to the next generation.

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Planning for a Parent’s Care

Powers of attorney and early long-term care planning give families more options before a health crisis forces decisions.

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Probate & Guardianship in Boone County

In Kentucky, probate and guardianship cases are generally heard by the district court in the county where the person lived, with filings made through the circuit court clerk’s office. For Boone County residents, that means the Boone County courts in Burlington, the county seat. We prepare the filings, explain each step to the executor, and keep the family informed from start to finish.

Learn more about probate and estate administration or guardianship and conservatorship.

Questions & Answers

Boone County Questions & Answers

No. Many Boone County clients meet with us by phone or video, and we can arrange signings in a way that is convenient for your family. Of course, you are always welcome at our Covington office.

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Talk With a Lawyer Who Knows Boone County

Tell us what is going on, and we will explain your options in plain English, in person or by phone or video.

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