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How to Get the Most out of Retirement in Indiana
While there may have been a time when people looked to their employers and Social Security to finance their retirement, those days are long gone. Today, a comf
Sentimental Assets and Your Will: When Can Someone Challenge Your Wishes?
Emotions can run high after a loved one dies, particularly if they left behind itemswith sentimental value. The last thing you want is for your family to start
Preserving Your Legacy: What Entrepreneurs Should Know About Estate Planning
Like most entrepreneurs, I take great pride in my business. I continue to nurture this new law firm from its beginning as an idea through conception, to growth
Estate Planning Basics: Revocable v. Irrevocable trusts
Last time we discussed some terminology associated with trusts. Now let’s look at how revocable trusts differ from irrevocable trusts and the benefits of havin
Moving Out of State? You Probably Want to Revise Your Estate Plan.
Approximately 3 million Americans move to another state each year. Given the stress and myriad changes that come with moving, it’s not surprising that many peo
“We can just put our kid’s name on the house…”
“We can just put our kid’s name on the house…”(Yeah, don’t do that… come on, man… seriously?) It can be tempting to avoid creating an estate plan when your
A Will Is a Key Component of Any Estate Plan, But It’s Not Enough
When most people think of estate planning, usually writing out their will comes to mind. While a will can help you accomplish a number of important planning go
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