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An attorney-in-fact, also known as a power of attorney (POA), is a person appointed to act on behalf of another person in legal or financial matters in Southern Indiana. Choosing the right attorney-in-fact in Indiana is a crucial decision that should not be taken...
There are several reasons someone would want to remove a trustee in Southern Indiana. It’s not uncommon for beneficiaries or family members to have disagreements with the person managing the trust. When these disagreements are left to fester, many people might look to...
A close friend or a family member has asked if you will be the executor of their Indiana will. You've agreed to do so, but do you understand what an executor is and the duties of being one? Definition of an executor An executor of a will serves as the legal...
In Indiana, debts do not automatically disappear when a person dies. Individuals and families need to understand what happens to credit card debt after a loved one’s death and how to handle it properly and pay off any outstanding balances. Estate planning and credit...
When it comes to estate planning, beneficiary designations are one of the most important aspects that should not be overlooked. Unfortunately, many people in Indiana make critical mistakes when filling out these forms, which can have devastating consequences down the...
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....
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...