Office
19 Fairway Drive, Elizabethtown, KY 42701
Principal office. By appointment. Parking on site. Most work is done remotely; meetings here are at your request. Signing happens near you or by video.
Contact · Elizabethtown, Kentucky
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Below is the contact information for Johnson Legal PLLC. To start an engagement, please use the intake form — it carries the conflict-check acknowledgment Kentucky Rule 1.18 requires. Prefer to reach us another way? The contact details are below.
KY BAR # 101547·Durward Elton Johnson, Esq.
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Phone
(270) 304-2461
Answered around the clock by the firm's automated assistant — it identifies itself as an AI, gives no legal advice, and can take your details and help you set up a free 20-minute call with the attorney. Prefer to skip the phone? You can schedule the free 20-minute call directly. Calendly is used for scheduling only and is not a secure channel for client-matter PHI or privileged communication; please save matter details for the call itself.
Text
Text us at (270) 304-2461
Prefer to text? Send a message to (270) 304-2461 and you'll get a quick acknowledgment that we received it — then the firm replies. Message frequency varies; message and data rates may apply; reply STOP to opt out, HELP for help. We never sell or share your number. Full text-message terms. Please don't send privileged or matter-specific facts by text — texting doesn't create an attorney-client relationship or give legal advice.
Email
[email protected]
For general questions. Please do not include privileged or matter-specific facts in an unsolicited email — submitting confidential information before an engagement is established does not create attorney-client confidentiality.
Hours
By appointment, Mon – Fri
Standard meeting hours 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Eastern Time. Evening and Saturday times available on request. New matters start with a free 20-minute scoping call — book it directly.
Starting an engagement
The intake form is the first step.
If you'd like the firm to consider taking your matter, please fill out the intake form. It asks general questions only — your name, contact info, the general matter category, and the names of any other parties so I can run a Kentucky Rule 1.18 conflict check. The detailed information comes after I've confirmed I can take the matter.
Until that conflict check is run and we both sign a written engagement letter, I am not your attorney. The intake form explains this in plain language before any field is shown.