Posted in Triplett & Carothers on August 5, 2026
Medicare coverage is undergoing some significant cost and policy changes in 2026. How much these changes will affect you depends on your medical needs, your income and other similar factors. Healthcare costs remain an area of concern for seniors, especially those facing rising premiums, deductibles and prescription drug prices. Some of the changes have hit… read more
Posted in Triplett & Carothers on August 4, 2026
It has been 56 years since Jimi Hendrix’s death. His professional career lasted just four years, yet his influence on rock music — and the electric guitar — remains foundational. Born James Marshall Hendrix, he fused blues traditions with experimental sound, using electronics to expand what the guitar could do. This creative risk-taking made him… read more
Posted in Triplett & Carothers on August 3, 2026
Increasingly, more Americans are deciding to skip crowded airports and the frustration of delays and turning to a more comfortable, reliable and sustainable travel experience — traveling by train. In fact, last year Amtrak saw record-setting ridership, serving 34.5 million riders logging nearly 7 billion miles. Presently, train travel only represents about 1% of all… read more
Posted in Triplett & Carothers on August 1, 2026
Michael Fields joined the firm as an associate attorney in June of 2026 where he is part of the estate planning group, with a particular focus on Medicaid planning and VA benefits planning. He helps clients protect their assets and qualify for the long-term care benefits they need while navigating these often complex and ever-changing… read more
Posted in Triplett & Carothers on July 6, 2026
As you may know, the single most expensive cost for most people is the cost of housing, and it is rising. Many retirees on a fixed income are forced to sell their homes because it has simply become too expensive to live there. A solution that many families have happily settled on is having Mom… read more
Posted in Triplett & Carothers on July 5, 2026
Getting your affairs in order is more about logistics than sentiment. The people acting on your behalf will need two things: legal authority and reliable information. Without both, even simple matters can stall. Begin while you are fully competent. Your first step should be to assess whether you have all the necessary legal documents. These… read more
Posted in Triplett & Carothers on July 2, 2026
Trusts are a foundational estate planning tool because they allow you to establish legally binding rules for asset distribution after your death while setting management guidelines during your lifetime. A trust can operate continuously — while you’re healthy, in cases of incapacity, after your death and for years beyond — providing structure, oversight and continuity…. read more
Posted in Triplett & Carothers on July 1, 2026
Kentucky recently passed Senate Bill 50, one of the most significant updates to our state’s estate and trust laws in decades. Here is a plain-English summary of what changed and why it may matter to you. What Did SB 50 Do? SB 50 modernized Kentucky law in several important ways: Electronic Wills. Kentucky now formally… read more
Posted in Triplett & Carothers on June 4, 2026
We’re thrilled to announce the opening of our new satellite office in Ashland, Kentucky! Nestled in Boyd County along the southern bank of the Ohio River—right near the borders of Ohio and West Virginia—this Ashland location makes it even easier for clients and friends in eastern Kentucky to connect with us close to home. Whether… read more
Posted in Triplett & Carothers on June 3, 2026
If you are thinking about having a conversation with your loved one regarding senior care, you are not alone. While there is no right time to have this important conversation, the best time is to have the discussion before a crisis arises and the need is then urgent. Keep in mind that the talk can… read more
