Many Indiana residents haven’t written any type of will at all. In fact, less than half of adults in the country have created this basic estate planning document. Even if you have a will, you should update it every few years. Why should a will be updated? The most...
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Understanding the steps to contest a will
If a loved one or nonrelative in Indiana leaves you out of his or her will, it may come as a shock. Unfortunately, you won't be entitled to any portion of the deceased's estate unless you contest the will. Following the process below will get you started. Determine...
Should I establish a special needs trust for my child?
One of the main reasons to begin estate planning is to find a way to provide for children in the event of your untimely death. This need becomes more urgent if you have a child with special needs. Indiana residents can protect the future of their special needs...
Ways to prevent your will from being contested
When you draft your will in Indiana, you should do so with care. You want the instructions in your will to be followed to the tee. However, keep in mind that the law does allow designated people to contest a will in certain circumstances. To help prevent someone from...
