Earl C. Mullins, Jr.

Of Counsel

Earl C Mullins, Jr. was born in 1953 in Ft Lauderdale, Florida but has lived most of his life in the greater Louisville, Kentucky area. He graduated from Portland Christian High School in Louisville in 1971.

Three years after graduation from high school, Earl married his high school sweet heart, Phyllis Montgomery, whom he met in the 1st grade at Portland Christian School. Earl and Phyllis have three naturally born sons, Phillip, Matthew and Michael, as well as a son, Kosuke Kato, whom though not formally adopted is nonetheless considered a part of their family. They have three wonderful daughter-in-laws and seven grandchildren.

In 1976 Earl graduated from the University of Louisville with a Bachelor of Science in Commerce degree. In 1983, Earl graduated from the University Brandies College of Law with a Juris Doctorate.

Earl is a member of the Kentucky and Indiana bar associations and is also a member of the federal bar in each of those states. He is of counsel in the law firm of Michener Mullins & Arrington, in Louisville, Kentucky. His practice focuses on probate estates, litigation and corporate representation.
 
Earl has been a member of the Board of Directors of a number of charitable organizations. 

University of Louisville

Bacheor of Arts, 1976

Louis D. Brandeis School of Law, University of Louisville

Juris Doctorate, 1983

Bar association

Kentucky
Indiana

Our Team

Richard L. Masters

Richard L. Masters

Mr. Masters is  involved in consultation, research and writing concerning interstate compacts and constitutional law issues.  

Norbert J. Arrington

Norbert J. Arrington

Mr. Arrington focuses on real estate, probate, estate planning, non-profit and small corporations, and general civil litigation. 

Liam H. Michener

Liam H. Michener

Liam focuses his practice on estate planning, real estate litigation, probate administration, and wills and trusts litigation.

Carolyn P. Michener

Carolyn P. Michener

Carolyn focuses on litigation, specifically business litigation, real estate litigation, personal injury, medical malpractice, and trust and estate litigation.