Finding and retaining an attorney who meets your legal needs is an important decision. At O’Bryan & O’Bryan, a Louisville, Kentucky law firm, our attorneys have been meeting clients’ needs since 1965.
Finding and retaining an attorney who meets your legal needs is an important decision. At O’Bryan & O’Bryan, a Louisville, Kentucky law firm, our attorneys have been meeting clients’ needs since 1965.
What is Elder Law?
/in Elder Law /by O'Bryan and O'Bryan LawThanks to people now living longer, Elder Law is a relatively new, specialized area of law that serves the needs of the elderly; the disabled; and their families. The three major categories of Elder Law are: Estate planning and administration. Guardianship; conservatorship and commitment issues. Medicaid, disability; and other long-term care issues. So, an Elder Law attorney can assist […]
What is a Power of Attorney?
/in Family Law /by O'Bryan and O'Bryan LawIt is an excellent idea to have a valid Power of Attorney, one of the most important legal documents an individual can have. A Power of Attorney designates another person to be able to perform any act that they may themselves perform as if they were present to do so. A Power of Attorney can […]
Getting a Speeding Ticket in Kentucky
/in Louisville Law /by O'Bryan and O'Bryan LawUnless you’re a NASCAR driver on a sanctioned racetrack, you probably should not be speeding. But alas, many of us have driven over the speed limit at one time or another. If you are reading this and you have never been pulled over for speeding, you are lucky…but you also need to know what to […]
Getting a DUI in Kentucky
/in Louisville Law /by O'Bryan and O'Bryan LawIt goes without saying that none of us should drive under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs – it is illegal in every state and its effects are devastating, to say the least. That said, here is what you need to know about driving under the influence (known as a DUI) as well as what […]
What is the Difference Between a Misdemeanor and a Felony?
/in Louisville Law /by O'Bryan and O'Bryan LawNo one wants to get in trouble with the law. But if you do, it is important to understand the different types of crimes based on the severity of each. The two we are going to focus on are: 1.) Misdemeanors and 2.) felonies. Misdemeanors A misdemeanor is the least serious type of crime. Misdemeanors […]
What Should I Bring to Set Up a Will, Trust and Power of Attorney with My Lawyer?
/in Louisville Law, Wills and Estates /by O'Bryan and O'Bryan LawAnytime you meet with an attorney, it is important to be prepared. The more information you can bring with you to your initial consultation, the less time you will probably spend in their office…and, more importantly, the more educated your attorney will be about your wishes. As the old saying goes: “Time is money.” Wills […]