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Honest Answers. Common Sense Advice. Peace of Mind. We also handle cases involving medical malpractice, wrongful death, debt collection and more.

The Attorneys of Skeeters, Bennett, Wilson and Humphrey are highly experienced and fully committed to providing the highest quality legal representation, in a wide variety of practice areas – including personal injury, estate planning, automobile accidents and probate law. When you need a serious law firm, you can turn to us. THIS IS AN ADVERTISEMENT.

11/02/2026

How much is a traumatic brain injury case worth in Kentucky?

The answer isn't as simple as a settlement average. A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can affect someone's health, ability to work, and quality of life for years to come.

At Skeeters, Bennett, Wilson & Humphrey, we understand that the true impact of a brain injury often extends far beyond the initial medical bills. Future treatment, lost earning potential, and long-term care needs can all influence the value of a claim.

Before accepting an insurance company's settlement offer, it's important to understand what your family may need in the years ahead.

Read our latest article to learn what determines the value of a TBI case in Kentucky and why timing matters.

https://www.sbwhlaw.com/faqs/how-much-is-a-tbi-case-worth-in-kentucky-.cfm

10/19/2026

Elder law planning is about answering difficult questions before they become emergencies.

Who would make decisions if you could not? How would long-term care be paid for? What happens to your spouse if you need nursing home care first? Could Medicaid rules affect the home, savings, or property you hoped to leave behind?

In our latest page, we explain how elder law planning can help Kentucky families think through long-term care, Medicaid planning, incapacity, powers of attorney, guardianship, and asset protection before a crisis happens.

Read more: https://www.sbwhlaw.com/practice_areas/kentucky-elder-law-attorneys.cfm

10/01/2026

Most people do not think about a Power of Attorney until something goes wrong.

A parent is hospitalized. Bills need to be paid. Property needs to be handled. A business matter needs attention. Without the right document in place, your family may face delays and added stress at the worst possible time.

In our latest page, we explain how a Kentucky General Power of Attorney works, what authority it may give to someone you trust, and why it is important to create one before a crisis happens.

Read more: https://www.sbwhlaw.com/practice_areas/kentucky-general-power-of-attorney-lawyers.cfm

09/28/2026

Long-term care insurance is not always an easy topic to think about, but planning ahead can make a meaningful difference for your future and your family.

If you are in your 50s or 60s, it may be worth reviewing whether long-term care insurance fits into your estate plan. Important questions may include whether the policy is renewable for life, how premiums may change, what benefit period makes sense, and whether you can manage a waiting period before benefits begin.

We explain what Kentucky families should consider in our latest FAQ.

Read more: https://www.sbwhlaw.com/faqs/purchasing-long-term-care-insurance-in-kentucky.cfm

09/24/2026

A will is about more than deciding who receives your property. It can also help name the person who will handle your estate, provide direction for your family, and reduce confusion during an already difficult time.

Without a will, Kentucky law may decide who inherits your property, and the court may decide who should serve as personal representative or guardian for minor children.

In our FAQ, we explain why having a will matters and how planning ahead can help protect the people you love.

Read more: https://www.sbwhlaw.com/faqs/importance-of-a-radcliff-kentucky-will.cfm

09/21/2026

A Power of Attorney can be one of the most important estate planning documents you create—but only if it works when your family needs it.

In Kentucky, a Power of Attorney allows you to name someone you trust to help manage financial, legal, or business matters if you become unable to handle them yourself. However, some banks may have specific requirements or forms, and a poorly drafted POA may create problems later.

In our latest FAQ, we explain why creating a valid Power of Attorney takes careful planning.

Read more: https://www.sbwhlaw.com/faqs/creating-a-valid-power-of-attorney-document-in-kentucky.cfm

09/17/2026

A power of attorney is one of those documents many people do not think about until it is urgently needed.

A durable power of attorney allows you to choose someone you trust to help manage important affairs if you become incapacitated or unable to act for yourself. That authority may involve health care, finances, property, business matters, or other responsibilities depending on how the document is written.

In our latest FAQ, we explain what a power of attorney does, when it may be useful, and why choosing the right agent matters.

Read more: https://www.sbwhlaw.com/faqs/kentucky-durable-powers-of-attorney.cfm

09/14/2026

Can you inherit debt from a loved one?

In many cases, the answer is no. However, there are important exceptions. If you co-signed on a debt, or if inherited property has a mortgage or other debt attached to it, you may need to understand what responsibilities come with that inheritance.

In our latest FAQ, we explain when inherited debt may become an issue and why estate planning and probate guidance can help families avoid confusion during an already difficult time.

Read more: https://www.sbwhlaw.com/faqs/kentucky-estate-planning-attorneys-discuss-inherited-debt.cfm

09/10/2026

Medicare and Medicaid are often mentioned together, but they are not the same.

For families thinking about long-term care, the difference matters. Medicare may cover certain short-term care needs, but it generally does not pay for extended nursing home care. Medicaid may cover long-term nursing home care, but eligibility rules can be complicated and may involve income, assets, and prior transfers.

In our latest FAQ, we explain the key differences and why planning ahead can help families better understand their options.

Read more: https://www.sbwhlaw.com/faqs/differences-between-medicare-medicaid-kentucky-estate-planning.cfm

09/07/2026

An estate plan should reflect your wishes—not pressure from someone else.

Undue influence can happen when a person is pressured, isolated, or coerced into changing a will, account, property transfer, or other important decision. This concern often comes up when someone is ill, vulnerable, or no longer able to fully understand the consequences of a decision.

In our latest FAQ, we explain what undue influence can look like, what signs families should watch for, and why having the right legal documents in place may help provide clearer protection if health declines.

Read more: https://www.sbwhlaw.com/faqs/protection-from-undue-influence-over-kentucky-estate-plans.cfm

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Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
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