Clauson Law Office

Serious legal issues call for the attention of a skilled attorney. At Clauson Law Office, we offer our clients highly personalized attention and make it a priority to walk our clients through the legal process, step-by-step. Attorney Will Clauson is a lifelong resident of Bonnieville, Kentucky, and built his law firm to make sure that residents of the surrounding communities had the opportunity to utilize quality legal services.

There are many circumstances and events that can make a person come face to face with the legal system. Whether you have been injured in an accident or are going through divorce, you need competent legal counsel from a lawyer who will be fully committed to your situation.

Attorney and Counselor at Law Will Clauson, a life long resident of Bonnieville, Kentucky, founded the Clauson Law Office to help the citizens of Hart County and surrounding areas with their legal needs.Will received his undergraduate degree with honors from Vanderbilt University and his juris doctorate with honors from the University of Louisville.

Most people find creating and reviewing their will to be an uncomfortable task, but in actuality you are creating an invaluable resource for your friends and family should something happen to you. Having an updated and comprehensive plan upon death saves those closest to you lots of time and energy during an already difficult time.

While most people only need to work with a lawyer a few times in his or her lifetime, it is important to be aware that your choice in legal counsel can affect the outcome of your case. At Clauson Law Office, we routinely work with individuals in Munfordville, Kentucky, and the surrounding communities in the area of probate law.

This is partially true. Each state usually has its own living will and health care POA forms. Often both documents are combined in one form. Use of the form may or may not be mandatory depending on the state. These statutory forms might be found on one of your state's official pages. If you can verify that you have the most current state form, it can be okay to use.