By: Silvia B. Miller Custody in Indiana can be a confusing topic. Many parents state that they want “FULL CUSTODY.” But, what does that really mean? It is important to know what kind of custody you want the court to award. In Indiana there are two types of custody...
Even the most amicable divorce is very stressful for the children. Your family unit is the only environment your kids have ever known, and now their universe is breaking. Fortunately, there are things you can do to help children adjust to the new family dynamic. ...
Indiana residents like you put time, effort and care into creating your will or estate plan. After you die, you want your wishes carried out faithfully. For that to happen, you must pick an executor who can manage your estate well. Today we will discuss things to look...
If you are going through the estate-planning process, you know there are many issues to consider. Not only must you ensure that you plan for your future, but you likely want to protect those who mean the most to you. Creating a special needs trust may be an effective...
A will ensures that your family and friends carry out your wishes for your estate. Creating this document may provide peace of mind, as you do not need to worry about anyone you care for not receiving what you left for him or her. Making a will is an essential step in...
We are certainly living in unique circumstances at the present time. The coronavirus pandemic, or COVID-19, has drastically changed how many Hoosiers are currently living our lives. Some of us have or will be diagnosed with the virus. Some of us may have it already...
In Indiana, you may have a legal right to visitation as a grandparent. However, there are some important requirements, and you might have to petition the court. All types of visitation have limits. Furthermore, the court will make decisions on these matters by...
The Medicaid application process can be tedious and overwhelming. You can save time, money and energy by avoiding the ten biggest mistakes that Medicaid applicants commonly make: Not speaking with an elder law attorney Applying to Medicaid without talking to an...
Most people hope to leave something behind for their heirs – inheritance plays an important role in helping the next generation to advance, economically. So, what happens when the deceased leaves only bills and debts? Who is responsible for repaying these debts? Do...
You were injured in a motor vehicle accident. The accident occurred a few days ago and that pain in your neck and back still won’t go away. What do you do next? The lawyers at Allen Wellman Harvey Keyes Cooley, LLP work with injured parties to help them recover...
