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Episode 5: Louisville probate attorney Scott Scheynost has drafted Wills for clients for over 30 years. In today’s episode, he may surprise you with his advice on what to include or exclude from your Will. Let’s join Scott for this interesting episode. Editor’s Note: Before we begin, you might find it helpful to listen to Episode 1, which provides a …
Episode 4: Louisville probate attorney Scott Scheynost will discuss issues related to a common question, “What Happens When You’re Appointed as an Executor?” This is an honor that carries serious responsibility. There’s a lot to consider. Scott will provide 5 important tips to help you fulfill your duties of an executor. What Is an Executor? When someone dies, assuming they …
Episode 3: Louisville probate attorney Scott Scheynost will explain how to start a probate claim in Jefferson County, Kentucky. He is licensed to practice throughout Kentucky, but there may be some variations in other counties. If your loved one has passed away, this is an important step you’ll need to take. What Is Probate? Probate is the legal process used …
Episode 2: Louisville attorney Scott Scheynost has years of experience helping clients with Wills, probate and estate matters. Probate can be a time-consuming process involving taxes and fees. However, you may be able to avoid it by filing a petition to “dispense with probate.” Scott explains this process in related issue in today’s episode. What is Probate? The probate process …
Episode 1: You know Louisville attorney Scott Scheynost as a workers’ compensation and injury lawyer. However, an important part of his practice involves Wills and Probate issues. In today’s episode, Scott will discuss some basic documents people should have and why they’re important. When live changes occur, it’s important for people to consider either creating or updating documents such as …
We are pleased to announce our new podcast “Louisville Probate Law.” Scott Scheynost has more than 25 years of experienced drafting will and probate documents including, but not limited to: Simple Wills Power of Attorney (POA) / Living Wills / Advance Healthcare Directives In addition, attorney Scheynost represents executors who need help with Louisville probate law cases such as filing …
Episode 18: Louisville attorney Scott Scheynost has years of experience helping clients with Wills, probate and estate matters. Probate can be a time-consuming process involving taxes and fees. However, you may be able to avoid it by filing a petition to “dispense with probate.” Scott explains this process in related issue in today’s episode. Editor’s Note: Scott Scheynost is also …
A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal document that allows you to name someone else to take care of business affairs for you. It can be very helpful if you are sick, out of town or not available to take care of business on your own. You will likely need a POA at some point. Because, as you get older the chances …
Yes, but I still strongly recommend you do not do it. Not surprisingly in this age of social distancing, I have been asked if you can prepare a valid will without leaving your home and without any witnesses. In Kentucky you can legally draft your own will without leaving the comfort of your home and without having witnesses be present …
Unlike overtime in a UofL vs. UK game, a contest of wills and a Will contest are not the same things. So, what is a Will contest? When someone disagrees with a legal Will, that person may attempt to contest the Will. This could be due to having been left out of the proceeds, a disagreement about how the property was …
