When I meet with clients to discuss estate planning, one of the issues I bring up is the disposition of tangible personal property as part of their estate planning.… Read More »

When I meet with clients to discuss estate planning, one of the issues I bring up is the disposition of tangible personal property as part of their estate planning.… Read More »
People of all ages are living together and not getting formally married; many times because of 2nd or subsequent marriages with children from previous relationships. Most people think Indiana allows common law marriages, when a couple who has lived together a… Read More »
When I meet clients and gather all the information regarding their health, assets, income, and family dynamics; one question I always ask is about the current and anticipated health of their future heirs of their estate.… Read More »
When a spouse passes away it sends your life into turmoil. There are many responsibilities that must be attended to such as the memorial services, notifying family and friends, and confronting legal, tax, and financial issues. … Read More »
When I first become an attorney in 1988, the Last Will and Testament (“Will”) controlled most, if not all, of the distribution of a person’s probate assets upon their passing. Today, assets can be distributed at death in other non-probate ways.… Read More »