We all know that no two families are identical. As a result, there is no such thing as a generic estate plan that works for everyone. Thus, it is important to confer with an experienced estate planning lawyer who can…
If you have been convicted of a crime (that is not a sex or violent offense), you may be eligible to seek to have your record sealed under Indiana law. Below are a few of the requirements to have an…
If you are involved in an auto accident, your first instinct is to assume that insurance will cover all the expenses you incur as a result. When you buy insurance, you deal with an agent. They are friendly – after all…
Whether your business is a large company or a small, family-owned operation, all business owners should make every effort to avoid litigation. Filing a lawsuit is not only expensive, but it is also exhausting for you and your employees. Being…
Going through a divorce can be challenging emotionally, physically and financially. The decisions you make during your divorce will not only impact your current circumstances, but also your future financial well-being. Many people make the mistake of hurrying through their…
Failing to keep your estate plan up to date can be a dangerous mistake, as it could leave your loved ones with a legal mess to clean up that can be costly and time consuming. To avoid this, make sure you…
If you have a revocable trust, when is the last time you reviewed it to make sure it still meets your goals and complies with current law? If it has been a few years, then it’s time to conduct a thorough…
Whether you are buying or selling a house in Indiana, it’s always a smart move to have an attorney with local real estate law expertise to advise and guide you in what will undoubtedly be one of the biggest transactions…
One of the biggest concerns people have when they are going through a divorce is how it will impact their finances. Your future is changing, and a big part of that future will depend on what kind of financial shape you’ll…
Once you execute a business contract, you naturally expect the other party to live up to the terms of that contract. If they fail to do so, you may then turn to the courts for a remedy. However, in some situations,…
