Triplett & Carothers, a prominent estate planning and probate law firm serving Kentucky and Southern Indiana, has announced the addition of three new attorneys to its legal team: Madison Hook, Jordan Olinger, and Hannah Pilawen. This expansion marks a significant milestone in the firm's 30-year history of guiding families through life and death decisions with compassion and clarity.
The new hires will bolster the firm's capacity to provide highly personalized asset protection and estate administration services across its two primary offices in Louisville, Kentucky, and Floyds Knobs, Indiana. As demand for specialized probate and estate planning services continues to rise in the Louisville metropolitan area and Southern Indiana, the firm is well-positioned to meet these needs. For more information about the firm's services, visit www.rozlaw.com.
Madison Hook brings a focused approach to estate planning, assisting clients in drafting comprehensive wills, trusts, and healthcare directives. Her work ensures that clients' wishes are clearly defined and legally protected. Jordan Olinger specializes in guiding families through the Indiana and Kentucky probate systems, helping executors and administrators manage asset transfers and resolve estate claims efficiently and sensitively. Hannah Pilawen focuses on asset protection and trust administration, working with individuals and business owners to develop strategies that safeguard their legacy and simplify wealth transitions.
Founded on the principle of "client counseling first," Triplett & Carothers has maintained a leadership position in the region through its educational approach, teaching clients not just what is in their estate plan, but exactly how it works during their lifetime and beyond. The firm aims to ensure the estate planning and probate process is seamless and stress-free for families.
This expansion underscores Triplett & Carothers' commitment to providing peace of mind through expert legal guidance and community-focused advocacy, as it continues to serve families in both Kentucky and Southern Indiana.
