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Are You Ready for 2026?

You may not be thinking about Jan. 1, 2026. Any New Year’s Eve celebrations being planned now are more likely to concern Jan. 1, 2023. However, if your estate is worth $5 million or more when the first day of 2026 arrives, your estate planning should begin now. According to a recent...

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Ask the Attorney: What Do I Do Right Away as the Executor Once My Loved One Passes Away?

Being the executor of an estate is a major responsibility. It can be overwhelming to take those first steps of executorship, especially as you’re dealing with the loss of a loved one. Fortunately, whether you live in Kentucky, Ohio, or any other state, the duties of an executor tend to remain the...

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Trusts Aren’t Just for the Wealthy — A Primer on a Power Tool to Protect Your Loved Ones

Most people have heard the term “trust fund baby” used in reference to someone whose late wealthy relative endowed them with glorious sums of money. Though it is certainly true that trust fund babies exist, trusts are not tools that are exclusive to the affluent. The benefits that trusts offer are...

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The Relationship Between Special Education and Standardized Testing

Standardized testing can be an important tool for measuring the baseline and progression of students throughout their education. It provides both schools and students with valuable information on a student’s strengths, weaknesses, and potential for growth. It also sheds light on the effectiveness of the teaching curriculum at a school.

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Understanding the Difference Between 504 Plans and IEP

Special needs children require extra care and planning for their educational needs. Fortunately, various federal and state laws and protections exist to help safeguard these vulnerable members of society and ensure that they receive a quality education.

The Rehabilitation Act and the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) are...

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