At The Law Office of Fred Simon, we focus on Life & Estate Planning, Probate & Estate Administration, Bankruptcy Counseling & Representation, and Business Formations & Related Services and we are here to listen to you and help you navigate the legal system. The Law Office of Fred Simon is committed to answering your questions about Life & Estate Planning, Probate & Estate Administration, Bankruptcy Counseling & Representation, and Business Formations & Related Services legal issues in Kentucky.
We'll gladly discuss your case with you at your convenience. Contact us today to schedule an appointment. Fred Simon has been practicing law since 1974 in Louisville, Kentucky. He earned his B.A. degree from Bradley University and his J.D. degree from the University of Memphis School of Law. Mr. Simon is a member of the Louisville, Kentucky, and American Bar Associations and handles cases in all Kentucky federal and state courts.
One focus of Mr. Simon's law practice is in the probate court and with the administration of estates.
We'll gladly discuss your case with you at your convenience. Contact us today to schedule an appointment. Fred Simon has been practicing law since 1974 in Louisville, Kentucky. He earned his B.A. degree from Bradley University and his J.D. degree from the University of Memphis School of Law. Mr. Simon is a member of the Louisville, Kentucky, and American Bar Associations and handles cases in all Kentucky federal and state courts.
One focus of Mr. Simon's law practice is in the probate court and with the administration of estates.
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In truth, your case may have been given to an associate attorney.
This can result in receiving legal advice from an individual who has practiced law with lesser experience, making it possible and maybe even more difficult for your legal issues to be fully resolved to your satisfaction.
At The Law Office of Fred Simon, you will work closely with an attorney that has more than 45 years of experience as a negotiator, litigator and consultant.
In truth, your case may have been given to an associate attorney.
This can result in receiving legal advice from an individual who has practiced law with lesser experience, making it possible and maybe even more difficult for your legal issues to be fully resolved to your satisfaction.
At The Law Office of Fred Simon, you will work closely with an attorney that has more than 45 years of experience as a negotiator, litigator and consultant.
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We provide individualized legal services with a focus on supporting clients through the process.
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You can trust a business, bankruptcy and probate lawyer in Louisville, KY who has over 45 years of experience.
We provide individualized legal services with a focus on supporting clients through the process.
Our general practice law firm is currently offering virtual consultations via phone calls and Zoom.
Call 502-558-8576 now to make an appointment with a business, bankruptcy and probate lawyer.
You can trust a business, bankruptcy and probate lawyer in Louisville, KY who has over 45 years of experience.
Most people make their earliest financial and security decisions such as the purchase of life insurance, investment in a retirement or 401k plan, and setting up joint checking accounts without any thought that they are really engaged in the early stages of estate planning.
These simple acts of "life planning" are truly an initial approach, even if not actually intended or fully thought out to be part of his or her actual long-term plan or goals.
Unfortunately, for many individuals this first step is just about as far as they get in following through with their estate planning.
These simple acts of "life planning" are truly an initial approach, even if not actually intended or fully thought out to be part of his or her actual long-term plan or goals.
Unfortunately, for many individuals this first step is just about as far as they get in following through with their estate planning.
Often privacy is a major concern of middle-aged and often older adults when they think about how their assets should be distributed to others after they are gone.
Sometimes there is initially an element of trust involved - with whom can I discuss my plans in confidence so that I am certain that things will turn out as I envision them?
On other occasions, an individual simply wants feedback about the plans that have been made.
Whatever the case, you can be sure that our discussions are confidential, and your decisions are protected from disclosure by a legally binding relationship.
Sometimes there is initially an element of trust involved - with whom can I discuss my plans in confidence so that I am certain that things will turn out as I envision them?
On other occasions, an individual simply wants feedback about the plans that have been made.
Whatever the case, you can be sure that our discussions are confidential, and your decisions are protected from disclosure by a legally binding relationship.
A Power of Attorney (POA) can be a particularly useful estate planning tool to help maintain and preserve a person's financial and mental well-being in times of specific need or disability.
Although these documents are sometimes believed to represent the surrendering of one's rights to another, POAs are used primarily to extend one's authority to act upon another (the Agent), typically without having any affect on the maker (or Principal).
Kentucky recently updated the laws concerning the creation and use of powers of attorney.
Although these documents are sometimes believed to represent the surrendering of one's rights to another, POAs are used primarily to extend one's authority to act upon another (the Agent), typically without having any affect on the maker (or Principal).
Kentucky recently updated the laws concerning the creation and use of powers of attorney.
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