Law Services
Choose an attorney at law with a wealth of experience and education for successful solutions to your legal issues. Contact The Law Offices of Maurice A. Byrne, Jr., in Louisville, Kentucky. Attorney Byrne specializes in real estate and employment law, as well as litigation.
Fire Departments
Since June 1983, Maurice “Mo” Byrne has been on the front of Fire Departments & Emergency Medical Services prepared and operating twenty-four (24) hours per day 365 days per year to protect Our Children & Families, working with more than 291 Fire Departments in over 35 Counties in Kentucky in Western, Central, Eastern, and Southwestern Kentucky. Byrne has presented over 55 Fire Legal Workshop in 23 locations in Kentucky, and since publishes eFIRE LEGAL HANBOOK.
Business & Corporate
Maurice “Mo” Byrne has been practicing BUSINESS LAW and CORPORATE STRUCTURES since 1974, from working in an international law firm, practicing in over 46 Counties in Kentucky and Indiana, providing the most effective, efficient, and economical business services, providing strong and successful legal services from Fortune 500 Companies to single individually operated top businesses. Byrne regularly advise public and private companies, government entities, middle-market companies, individual entrepreneurs, and other institutions in a broad spectrum of business and financial matters.
Probate
When you have just lost a loved one, thinking about administering the estate can seem unbearable. At the Law Offices of Maurice A. Byrne, Jr. we walk you through the process explaining every step and agreeing with you about each and every expenses or cost before the process begins. Probate, sometimes referred to as estate administration, includes: Opening the estate, Transferring authority of the estate to an executor, Paying the estate’s debts, taxes and other fees, Confirming that the decedent’s will is legally sound, Distributing the remaining assets among beneficiaries, Closing the estate. This responsibility can involve a great deal of work, especially for an estate with significant assets.