The attorneys at Skeeters, Bennett, Wilson & Pike walk alongside individuals and families through many tough and sometimes tragic times. Helping these folks is some of the most rewarding work we do. Below is a story about a client we recently helped. Our client was riding home on his … [Read more...] about Success Story: SBWP Helps Injured Client
In the News: New Law Allows Special Savings Accounts for Disabled
By: Dustin Humphrey A new federal statute could dramatically change estate planning for those with disabilities and families who support loved ones with disabilities. While most Americans can save for themselves with a variety of investment accounts, and save for children with investments like … [Read more...] about In the News: New Law Allows Special Savings Accounts for Disabled
Happy Holidays from SBW&P
The attorneys at Skeeters, Bennett, Wilson & Pike wish you a Happy Holidays. As we spend our last day in 2014, we can’t help but reflect on what a great year it has been for our team and clients. We also can’t help but be excited to see what 2015 has in store. Enjoy the season and we will see … [Read more...] about Happy Holidays from SBW&P
FAQ: Grandparents’ Visitation in Kentucky
By: Dustin Humphrey The rights of grandparents to visit their grandchildren is an often misunderstood area of Kentucky law. In my family law practice, I frequently meet with grandparents who have been shut out of their grandchildren’s lives after a divorce or child custody case. Sometimes these … [Read more...] about FAQ: Grandparents’ Visitation in Kentucky
Just In Case…
By: Mike Pike Just the other week, I had an individual contact me who was facing a serious legal issue. This person had been faced with a problem and acted promptly, making what he thought to be the best decision in the matter. In common-sense thinking, it would seem that the decision he made was … [Read more...] about Just In Case…
Q&A: Understanding Contract for Deed
By: Dustin Humphrey If you are a landowner, understanding the difference between a contract for deed and a regular mortgage sale is vital – especially in the state of Kentucky. Far too many times, our office sees clients that misunderstand a contract for deed, which can cost landowners quite a … [Read more...] about Q&A: Understanding Contract for Deed
Happy Thanksgiving from our Team
By: Dustin Humphrey In today’s fast-paced, microwave society, it is hard to make time to slow down and be grateful for life's many blessings. Our team at Skeeters, Bennett, Wilson & Pike is just as guilty as anyone else. Between the demands of practicing law and maintaining our obligations … [Read more...] about Happy Thanksgiving from our Team
In the News: Kentucky’s Ban on Gay Marriage Deemed Constitutional
By: Dustin Humphrey The United States Supreme Court has not yet ruled on the constitutionality of state laws restricting gay marriage, but it probably won’t be long until it will. Two weeks ago, a federal appeals court put a stop to the momentum of pro-gay marriage rulings. The loss was the … [Read more...] about In the News: Kentucky’s Ban on Gay Marriage Deemed Constitutional
Entering into Binding Contracts with Minors
By: David Wilson According to our state legislators, in order to be considered an adult in the state of Kentucky, one must be 18 years of age. Therefore, under this statutory provision, persons 18 years or older are competent to enter into binding contracts. But what ability does a person under … [Read more...] about Entering into Binding Contracts with Minors