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About Brackney Law Office
In 2015, Peter Brackney launched the Brackney Law Office, PLLC where he gets results for Kentucky individuals, families, and businesses. Whether preparing estate planning documents, or helping a grieving widow through the probate process, attorney Peter Brackney understands that no two cases are the same because no two clients are the same.
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When you’re faced with financial or family difficulties, you want sensitivity, dignity, and advice. Receive the respect you deserve when you choose Brackney Law Office in Lexington, Kentucky. We promise to tackle your toughest legal questions and address your estate planning needs. Call 859-559-4648 to learn more about our holistic legal approach.
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Some law cases are easy to resolve – others take time. If you’re in the midst of ongoing change, receive the respect you deserve when you choose Brackney Law Office in Lexington, Kentucky. We promise to tackle your toughest legal questions for estate planning, probate, and business concerns. Our aim is to support and advise you. Call 859-559-4648 to learn more about our holistic legal approach.
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Brackney Law Blog
What Happens After Bankruptcy?
Congratulations! You've received your bankruptcy discharge, but what happens next? Is there anything that needs to happen now that the bankruptcy is over? Here is a helpful guide to a few things that should happen after your bankruptcy. Keeping Documents During the...
How to Draft an Answer to a Debt Collection Lawsuit in Kentucky
"I've never been in trouble with the law before, and now I am being sued?!" Yes, there's initial shock that many go through after being served with a lawsuit from a debt buyer, debt collector, or other creditor. It's important to act quickly because under Kentucky law...
Kentucky’s Inheritance Tax
According to the Tax Foundation, only six states have an inheritance tax and Kentucky is one of them. This tax should be considered when planning your estate and recognizing tax liability is critical when probating the estate of the deceased. What is an Inheritance...
Why We Don’t Offer Free Consultations
When money is tight and you are thinking about filing for bankruptcy, it's natural to be concerned about wanting to limit costs. Many bankruptcy attorneys advertise "free consultations." We don't and here why. You Get What You Pay For Some free consultations are...
4 Common Estate Planning Mistakes
At Brackney Law Office, PLLC, we've seen or been asked questions by clients that reveal some common estate planning mistakes or misunderstandings. Here are a four: 1. Having No Plan at All The most common mistake when it comes to estate planning is not having a plan...
First Eviction eFiled in Kentucky
In mid-December 2017, Kentucky's courts launched a pilot for eFiling forcible detainers (eviction) in two Kentucky counties: Fayette and Garrard. According to the offices of the court clerks in these two counties, no one had eFiled an eviction complaint until...