About Gregory
Gregory Kriege is a attorney specializing in estate planning law, based in Cold Spring, Kentucky. Since 1988, he has been a partner at his firm, where he provides comprehensive legal services in various areas, including probate, real estate law, elder law, and social security disability. His office, strategically located in Northern Kentucky, allows him to serve clients throughout the region, ensuring that they have access to quality legal support. Kriege earned his Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree from Salmon P — Chase College of Law at Northern Kentucky University in 1978. His academic journey began with a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Economics from Thomas More College in 1973. This educational background gave him essential analytical skills — As a result, the attorney can navigate complex legal issues effectively.
Most of his practice is focused on estate planning, where he assists clients in creating wills, trusts, and other essential documents to manage their assets. This planning is crucial for ensuring that clients' wishes are honored after their passing. In addition to estate planning, Kriege is experienced in probate matters. He guides families through the legal process of settling estates, which can often be a challenging and emotional experience. His expertise ensures that clients understand their rights and responsibilities during this process. Furthermore, he provides counsel on real estate transactions, helping clients handle the details of property law.
This includes ensuring that clients are aware of their rights and obligations when engaging in real estate deals. Elder law constitutes another significant aspect of Kriege's practice. He advises clients on critical issues such as long-term care planning and guardianship, which are increasingly important as populations age. His knowledge in this area allows him to offer practical solutions tailored to each client's unique circumstances. Additionally, he handles social security disability cases, assisting clients in navigating the often-complicated application process and appeals. These cases typically require detailed documentation and representation before administrative law judges, where his experience proves invaluable.
Kriege is an active member of the Kentucky State Bar and the Northern Kentucky Bar Association. His involvement in these organizations keeps him informed about the latest legal developments and provides networking opportunities with other legal professionals. Known for his thorough approach to each case, he is dedicated to delivering quality legal representation to his clients. Outside of his practice, Kriege is deeply engaged in his community — He actively participates in local events and initiatives, reflecting his belief in giving back. This commitment to his clients and community shows his dedication to the legal profession and the values it upholds.
