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Go to your accountDecision-making authority for finances and healthcare when you can't act for yourself.
How your property moves to the people you choose, on your terms, under Kentucky law.
Naming guardians for minor children and pre-need designation for yourself.
Co-ownership agreements and transfer-on-death deeds, with attorney drafting where Kentucky requires it.
Property and financial agreements for unmarried couples — Kentucky has no civil-union statute, so contract is the structure.
