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- About contesting a trust or will
- Answering questions in writing a living will
- Avoid these common mistakes while updating your estate plan
- Benefits of living trusts
- Choosing between a revocable and irrevocable trust in Indiana
- Common beneficiary designation mistakes in Indiana
- Common challenges of estate planning for a blended family
- Creating a trust for nieces and nephews
- Creating a trust fund forms a legacy and reflects your values
- Credit card debt and estate planning in Indiana
- Discussing estate planning to your parents
- Does estate planning support charitable giving?
- Don’t include this in your will
- Establishing a domestic asset-protection trust
- Estate planning for blended families
- Exploring an irrevocable life insurance trust
- Facts about irrevocable trusts in Indiana
- Facts about wills, trusts and advanced directives
- Frequently asked questions about probate court
- Giving to charity through your estate plan
- How do you set up a trust in Indiana?
- How setting up a trust can be beneficial
- How to choose a trustee
- How to remove a trustee in Southern Indiana probate court
- Important first steps in high-net-worth estate planning
- Intentionally defective grantor trusts
- Irrevocable trusts and Medicaid eligibility
- Is a trust the right choice for your estate plan?
- Now you can execute and revoke a will electronically
- Planning for charity and a stronger estate
- Prevent heir disputes over the family home
- Probating a will
- Probating foreign wills in Indiana
- Purposes and types of common trusts
- Qualities that make a good Southern Indiana attorney-in-fact
- Reasons a will could be contested
- Requirements to set up a trust in Indiana
- Revocable living trusts have benefits and drawbacks
- Savvy financial strategies for special needs families
- Should I establish a special needs trust for my child?
- Should you set up a self-settled trust or a third-party trust?
- Statute of limitations for contesting a will
- The differences between intervivos and testamentary trusts
- The secret behind special needs trusts
- The top benefits of a special needs trust in Indiana
- Tips for estate planning
- Types of special needs trusts in Indiana
- Understanding the basics of your will
- Understanding the steps to contest a will
- Ways to prevent your will from being contested
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- What are grantor trust rules?
- What are the benefits of establishing a family trust?
- What do you need to know about a special needs trust in Indiana?
- What do you need to know about an intestate estate in Indiana?
- What does it mean to be an executor of a will?
- What final say does a will’s executor have?
- What happens to property when no will exists?
- What happens when you die without a will?
- What mistakes can invalidate your will?
- What should seniors consider with estate planning?
- What to do after you’ve inherited property in Indiana
- What to know about adding conditions to your will or trust
- What to know about an inter vivos trust
- What you need to know about contesting trusts
- What you need to know about estate executors in Indiana
- What you need to know about special needs trusts
- What you need to know about special needs trusts
- When your life changes, remember to update your will
- Which Indiana residents can benefit from a special needs trust?
- Who can contest a will in Indiana?
- Who is able to contest a will?
- Who should have a will created?
- Why does probate take so long in Indiana?
- Will excluding a child from an estate plan cause a will contest?
- Wills: Common mistakes to avoid