Greg A. Hunter concentrates his practice in the areas of corporate law, business planning and transactions, estate planning and administration, and federal and state taxation. Greg received his Bachelor of Science from Eastern Kentucky University in 1997, his Masters of Taxation, with Honors, from the University of Akron College of Business Administration in 2000 and his Juris Doctor, with Honors, from the University of Akron School of Law in 2000. In addition, Greg received a Master of Laws in Taxation (LL.M), with Highest Distinction, from the Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, D.C. in 2001. Greg is a member of the American, Kentucky and the Fayette County Bar Associations.

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Ruth Ann Sadler v. Barbara Lois Van Buskirk (2013-SC-000809-DG, December 17, 2015)

This case involved a conflict between the beneficiary listing on an IRA as compared to the Property Settlement Agreement terms entered into by the parties. In the divorce, Van Buskirk agreed that she would not receive an of the IRA funds upon the death of the IRA’s owner, her former husband.  However, when former husband passed away, he had not changed the IRA beneficiary form which still listed the ex-wife.  MGM argued the case of apparent first impression to the Kentucky Supreme Court in March 2015 and in its renderings in December 2015, the Court held in favor of Sadler to make clear that the Van Buskirk Property Settlement Agreement and Divorce Decree controlled over the stale IRA form.

Family law/IRA beneficiary/Divorce Decree/failure to comply with divorce decree

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