What does a Will do? What happens if I die without a Will in Indiana? Do I need a POA? Do I need a Trust? Find out the answers to all these questions and more by clicking on the link below:
I feel it better serves my clients to be up front about customary fees when doing estate planning. My focus is on spending the time that is needed to get to know your family, answer your questions, and come up with the best plan for your family - not keeping track of time.
An Indiana Will controls where your probate property goes when you die. If your plan requires testamentary trusts or grandchildren's trusts, additional fees apply.
POAs can cover financial and healthcare decision-making. POAs can be general in nature or limited as needed for specific circumstances.
Spell out your wishes about life-prolonging procedures and name your Healthcare Representative under Indiana law.
Every family is different, so every plan is different. During your consultation, we figure out which package works best for your family based on a variety of factors. Complex planning may be required due to subsequent marriages, owning a family business or farm - I'll address any additional fees or costs during your free consultation in writing. The second meeting is the execution or signing of all documents.
INCLUDES full consultation to develop estate plan and execute:
INCLUDES full consultation to develop estate plan and execute individual:
INCLUDES full consultation to develop estate plan and execute:
Customary for real estate transfers between family members, for-sale-by-owners, etc.
You can name a beneficiary on your house. I'll help you.
Will require consultation to estimate fees and costs involved.
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