Three steps. One kit. Optional in-person signing with a Kentucky attorney in Elizabethtown. The architecture is straightforward — every step is named, every cost published.
Twelve to fifteen questions per document, all in plain English. You can read the entire form before you start — there's nothing hidden, nothing dramatic. You can see the will questions on the will page, the POA questions on the POA page, and the advance-directive questions on the advance-directive page.
Your answers are formatted into Kentucky-compliant documents — a will (KRS 394.040), a durable power of attorney (KRS 457.420), and an advance directive (KRS 311.621–643). The drafts are based on Kentucky-attorney- prepared templates, populated with your input. Documents are drafted with AI from those templates and reviewed by a Kentucky-licensed attorney before they leave the firm.
Schedule a 30-minute session with Johnson Legal PLLC at the Elizabethtown office. Two witnesses and a notary are provided. You leave with the executed original of every document the kit generated, plus guidance on the optional KRS 394.300 court-deposit for your will. Or sign the kit yourself with two witnesses — the signing-instruction packet shows you how.
The kit and the templates it draws from were designed by Elton Johnson. He served twenty years as a US Army attorney, May 31, 2005 through July 31, 2025, and now practices Kentucky law from a small office in Elizabethtown.
Every kit document is drafted with AI from a Kentucky-attorney-prepared template and reviewed by a Kentucky-licensed attorney before it's delivered. The lawyer is responsible for the work; the AI is a tool.
The kit is built for straightforward Kentucky estates. If your situation involves any of the following, please call Johnson Legal directly: