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BLOGGER Ben Carter passing the reins running BlueGrassRoots Blog as he steps up his law practice at Legal Aid!

By Michael Stevens

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BlueGrassRoots.org blogger and lawyer Ben Carter is passing the reins of running that blog to others. Ben began writing at the blog when he was a student at the University of Kentucky. I met Ben a few years back when both of us attended (and matriculated!) from a one-week course by the AOC training us to be mediators!

Ben is now married and practicing law here in Louisville with the Legal Aid Society. The picture to the left is Ben and his wife found at the Daily Independent.

Best of wishes to Ben, and here's a link to his fond farewell.

Ben Carter is an attorney with the Housing Unit of the Legal Aid Society. He focuses his practice on providing home-buyers representation at the closing table. Ben is admitted to practice in Kentucky and Palau. Prior to joining Legal Aid in September 2008, Ben worked in the Public Defender's Office in Palau and with the Franklin County (KY) Circuit Court. Ben was also a Fellow at The Watson Foundation.

Here's their marriage announcement.

Ms. Melba Keaton announces the engagement of her daughter, Erin Grace McKenzie, to Ben Carter, son of Nick and Mary Carolyn Carter. Miss McKenzie is also the daughter of Gregory McKenzie.

The bride-elect serves as a law clerk for Senior United States District Judge Henry R. Wilhoit in Ashland.

The prospective groom is a law clerk for Franklin County Circuit Court Judge Thomas Wingate in Frankfort.

Miss McKenzie is a graduate of the University of Kentucky, where she was an Otis A. Singletary scholar.

Mr. Carter is a graduate of Davidson College, where he was a William Holt Terry scholar.

Both bride-elect and prospective groom are graduates of the University of Kentucky College of Law, where each was a Bert T. Combs scholar.

Kentucky Court of Appeals Chief Judge Sara Combs will perform the marriage ceremony at Fern Hill Farm on June 2.

Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on December 21, 2008 (boomark / email).