Wills And Estate Planning

Few matters are more intimate and personal than health. After all, not only can health be uncomfortable to discuss, but most individuals have some strong decisions about how they want doctors to treat them. Moreover, most Americans want to maintain as much control as...

Thinking about the future can create mixed feelings for you and your elderly parents. They may not yet have any plans for how to manage their properties and assets after death. A critical part of giving away heirlooms and ensuring that their assets go to the right...

Indiana residents who die without a will may anticipate that their property passes to their heirs through the probate court. Under Indiana’s probate code, the court may transfer ownership of assets to a surviving spouse. Children, adopted children or grandchildren may...

As an Indiana small business owner, have you thought about what happens to your company if you become incapacitated or pass away unexpectedly? Will your business survive? You can take steps now that can help ensure it becomes your legacy. According to the U.S. Small...

Every estate plan should include a will. A will has a variety of benefits, but it mainly ensures that you get to make decisions about how to distribute your assets. Wills are easy to amend and create, but you should still work with an estate planning attorney to...