Pattern jury instructions are standardized instructions used by a court to "charge" juries prior to their deliberations. Each side has a chance to argue for the instructions they wish to use, and for any changes to the "standard" instructions. I doubt they would have anything to do with how to do the calculation, unless the standard tables are a part of the pattern instructions ... but a Kentucky trial lawyer would need to answer this question.
You don't need an actuary to calculate a life estate. You just need the proper life expectancy table and middle school math skills.
Realize that a life estate means that he gets the use of the property for as
long as he lives. Why do you need instructions?
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