UPDATE: Congress Passes ABLE Act
Update on the ABLE Act: From the National Academy of Elder Law Lawyers: Congress passed the ABLE Act on this week, which creates tax-favored accounts for children and...
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What Can Celebrity Deaths Teach Us?
High profile celebrity deaths are regularly in the headlines. The ongoing legal battle faced by Anna Nicole Smith, and now her Estate, continues. That case included...
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Adult Guardianships in Indiana
Good planning for the possibility of future incapacitates, can decrease the likelihood of ever needing a guardianship. However, if documents are not in place, or even...
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Dying Without a Will in Indiana – Part II: Indiana’s “Default” Estate Plan for Married Persons
First Marriage and no children: Your surviving spouse will receive three-fourths (3/4ths) of your estate and your surviving parents will receive one-fourth (1/4) of...
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Dying Without a Will: Indiana’s Default Estate Plan
Indiana law provides a “default” estate plan for you, if you do not have a Will at your death. This is called an “intestate” estate. Does...
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