Reflections on Senate Bill 50 and a Meaningful Afternoon at Legacy @ Lafayette!

Kinkead & Stilz was thrilled to participate in the Legacy @ Lafayette workshop on Thursday, June 11th. It was a wonderful afternoon of community, connection, and vital planning for the future.

Bethany Breeze Davenport joined a panel of experts to provide legal insights during this half-day event. She led a deep dive into the upcoming changes brought by Kentucky Senate Bill 50, which officially goes into effect on July 14, 2026. Attendees walked away with a better understanding of:

  • The benefits and complexities of the new self-proving electronic wills.
  • How the legislation fundamentally shifts inheritance structures for blended families.
  • The new, simplified process for bypassing probate for vehicles.

Everyone also enjoyed a lovely lunch and a lively Social Hour on the back patio with lite bites, cocktails, and music from the Young at Heart Band. A special thank you to our fellow presenters Julio Levisohn, Emily Evans, Chaney Hughes, and William Hernandez for making the day so impactful.

Looking for a Deeper Dive into SB 50? If you missed the session or are a professional looking for more technical detail, Bethany has also developed a pre-recorded CLE for the Fayette County Bar Association (FCBA), with Abby Schuler of TrueGuarnieriAyer, LLP.  This presentation includes comprehensive materials that visually demonstrate the “before and after” impact of Senate Bill 50 on Kentucky law.

You can learn more and access the session by visiting the FCBA website.

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