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Making preparations for the future is one of the most important things that you can do for yourself and your loved ones in southern Indiana. This includes making arrangements for your healthcare in case you are no longer able to make decisions for yourself as well as...
Setting up a living trust in Indiana is a simple process. You should know before beginning, however, that you should still create a will too because it addresses aspects of your wishes that you aren't able to fulfill through a trust. Determine what type of trust There...
Whether an Indiana resident dies with or without a will, transferring any of the deceased's assets from one party to another often requires going through probate court. Depending on the case's particulars, the probate process might move swiftly or be complicated....
One of the worst things that can happen in Indiana after you pass is to have your will contested. It will be up to you to do all that you can to avoid this. Below are some things that can you should know about will contests. Certain parties can contest your will The...
Indiana adults should have estate plans in place that allow them to provide for their loved ones after passing away. While an estate plan is an incredibly smart thing to have, it's possible to make mistakes when preparing or updating one or more of its components. To...
People sometimes have to go through probate court in Indiana to settle a deceased person's estate. Before the probate process begins, it's understandable to have a few questions. Getting answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about probate court can make...
Adults are expected to include parents in their estate plans. However, parents often sign the documents without understanding the entire legal process. Managing and distributing a person's estate in Indiana is a collective agreement in most families. Planning for...
Making a will is generally a simple, straightforward process in Indiana. There are only a few requirements to follow in every state. There are several, basic facts to know about creating, managing and carrying out a will. The state's requirements Every state has...
Many people don't have wills, and the number of people who have a will in place is decreasing. One survey indicated that only 32% of adults in the US said they had wills or other estate planning documents in 2020. If you're an Indiana resident, here are some important...
Estate planning is something that every Indiana adult should do. It’s especially important to secure the future of your loved ones when you have remarried and have a blended family. Here are some steps you need to take. Make changes to your will Changing your will is...