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Can I Make and Sign My Own Last Will & Testament

Written By: author avatar Tony B. Manns

Anyone could draft a Will, but as my mother used to tell me, just because you can do something does not mean you should.

What’s the Difference between Medicaid and Medicare?

Written By: author avatar Jesica L. Thorson

Learn how Medicare and Medicaid differ in coverage, eligibility, and benefits.

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Driving and Dementia: How to Take Away the Keys?

Written By: author avatar Jesica L. Thorson

Discover practical steps for knowing when and how to take away the car keys from a loved one with dementia. This guide covers safety, communication tips, and medical resources to help families make confident, compassionate decisions.

The Hidden Cost of Joint Bank Accounts

Written By:Troy C. Kiefer

Discover the hidden risks of joint bank accounts for parents and adult children, including legal, financial, and Medicaid issues to avoid

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Pay on Death (POD) and Transfer on Death (TOD) Defined

Written By:Kurt R. Bachman

Learn the difference between Pay on Death (POD) and Transfer on Death (TOD) designations, and how Indiana law affects non-probate asset transfers.

What Happens If You Die Without a Will?

Written By:Janell M. Sprinkle

In Indiana, if you pass away without a Last Will and Testament, your assets are divided among your heirs in accordance with Indiana Intestacy laws.

Indiana Medicaid Waivers: How to Qualify and What to Expect

Written By:Heidi Adair

If you are considering Medicaid benefits in Indiana, in addition to financial requirements, there are also health-related requirements. The technical term for the health requirement is that you meet Nursing Facility Level of Care or, in other words, have a substantial medical condition.