Estate Planning Articles
The following articles have been authored by our attorneys to provide general information on issues of importance on the topic of estate planning. The content of the articles is not intended to serve as legal advice specific to your situation. For legal advice, please contact us using the contact box at the bottom of this page.
If I Need To Go Into A Nursing Home, Will The Government Take All My Assets? by Eric N. Allen and Kevin G. Harvey May 2017
Transfer on Death: Another Way to Avoid Probate in Indiana by Eric N. Allen May 2017
Your Loved One Has Passed and Left a Considerable Amount of Debt: What Are Your Options? by Eric N. Allen April 2017
What Is A Gun Trust? by Eric N. Allen; July 2016
Digital Will – A Necessary Part of any Modern Estate Plan by Eric N. Allen Feb 2016
So You Want to Keep The Farm In The Family Forever by Eric N. Allen Feb 2016
Qualifying for Medicaid When Income Is Too High by Kevin G. Harvey May, 2014
Estate Planning for the Blended Family by Kevin G. Harvey December 2013
The Repeal of Indiana’s Inheritance Tax by Eric N. Allen; July 2013
Tax Law Changes That May Affect Your Estate Plan by Brooke C. Jones; July, 2012
Protecting Your Child’s Future With a Special Needs Trust by Kevin G. Harvey; April, 2012
The Components of the Basic Estate Plan by Kevin G. Harvey; February, 2012
The Revocable Living Trust by Kevin G. Harvey; February, 2012
The New Transfer on Death Act by Jon A. Keyes; October, 2011
Advance Directives: What Are They and Do I Really Need Them? by Dawn E. Butler; September, 2011
A Surprise for the Surviving Spouse: Intestate Succession Laws in Indiana by Kevin G. Harvey; June, 2011
The Power of a Durable Power of Attorney by Kevin G. Harvey; June, 2011
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