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68 LOUISVILLE MAGAZINE 3.16 THIS IS AN ADVERTISEMENT Bardenwerper, Talbott & Roberts, PLLC, dating back 29 years, now located in the Building Industry Association of Greater Louisville Building, dedicates itself to the comprehensive practice of LAND LAW — notably land use, land development, zoning, subdivision, condominium, community association, eminent domain, real estate transactions, property tax appeals and land use litigation. Its attorneys have served in various applicable government offces and appointments and among the fve of them combine for some 160 years of legal experience in these and related felds. Lawyers are listed in Best Lawyers in America, and other leading ratings publications. Congratulations to Nick on his recent service as a member of the Board of Directors of the Building Industry Association of Greater Louisville and John, who was just elected to begin his service on the BIA Board. BARDENWERPER, TALBOTT & ROBERTS, PLLC Building Industry Association of Greater Louisville Building 1000 N. Hurstbourne Pkwy., Louisville, KY 40223 (502) 426-6688 | bardlaw.net Left to Right: Bissell Roberts, Ben Talbott, Bill Bardenwerper, John Talbott, Nick Pregliasco KENTUCKY ELDERLAW, PLLC 920 Dupont Road, Suite 200, Louisville, KY 40207 | (502) 581-1111 | kyelderlaw.com | Call for a FREE consultation Left to right: Kelly Gannott, John Dotson, Misty Clark Vantrease and Chris Calamita Not pictured is attorney Neil Aboulhosn Elder Law is a highly specifc feld of law, requiring an understanding of the ever-changing rules of Medicaid and the VA. The experienced and caring attorneys at Kentucky ElderLaw have that understanding. Published authors who lecture frequently to professionals and the public, they are recognized consistently by their peers as top Elder Law attorneys. They are members of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys and accredited VA attorneys. They are involved with the Elder Law Section of the Kentucky Bar Association, with Mrs. Vantrease being a past chair and Mr. Dotson being its current vice chair. Kentucky ElderLaw focuses on life-care planning, helping people obtain benefts to pay for care where they need it, whether at home, in assisted living, or the nursing home. When only one spouse needs care, Kentucky ElderLaw helps preserve assets so the healthy spouse can maintain her lifestyle and provide for her own future care. Asset preservation further helps hard-working people fulfll their goals of leaving an inheritance to loved ones. In addition, Kentucky ElderLaw provides general estate planning and assists families in fling or disputing guardianships, as well as handling probate matters. LOUISVILLE MAGAZINE'S LEGAL PROFILES 2016