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A Lawyer Who Sticks To His Strengths
Key Schoen’s practice is completely focused on Estate/ Trust administration and litigation because it’s what he loves doing. Key Schoen is proud to be considered “a lawyer’s lawyer,” as he regularly serves as litigation counsel for estate planning attorneys and handles referrals from them. In fact, lawyers have asked Mr. Schoen to act as a Mediator to disputes in this area of the law.
Key Schoen came to practice Probate administration law from his experience in Estate/ Trust litigation cases. His litigation experience distinguishes Key Schoen apart from other attorneys in this area of the law.
When estate and/ or trust disputes occur, Key Schoen’s experience matters. Opposing counsel know that Key Schoen is prepared and able to fight, legally, for his clients. Key Schoen’s reputation as an attorney who will go to trial when a fair resolution or agreement is not on the table helps his clients negotiate from a position of strength.
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More Than 29 Years Of Litigation Experience
Legal disputes involving estates are unique. Key Schoen’s focus in this area, with 29 years of litigation experience, sets him apart from other Kentucky attorneys.
In 2004, a Will contest case came to Key Schoen that changed the course of his career. This case required diligence, confidence and a tenacity that he continues to bring to every case.
Key Schoen represents clients throughout Kentucky in Estate/ Trust litigation. He has accepted cases on a contingency fee basis, which means his fee is not paid unless he successfully obtains a recovery for you. Key Schoen is always conscious of the cost of litigating, and will speak directly about weighing the costs of litigation against the amount that is at stake.
Representing Out-Of-State Clients
It is not uncommon for a personal representative of an estate, or someone who wishes to dispute the administration of an estate, to live outside of Kentucky. Key Schoen Law provides a full range of legal services to out-of-state residents.
Don’t let distance prevent you from protecting your rights.