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How Do I File an Enforceable Mechanic’s Lien?

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Learn how Indiana mechanic’s liens work, who can file one, what documents are required, and why deadlines matter for enforceability.

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Do I need to put my children on my checking and / or brokerage accounts?

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Avoid unintended legal and financial risks when adding children to accounts. Learn how TOD designations and powers of attorney may offer safer options.

Irrevocable Asset Protection Trusts and Medicaid Planning

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Protect assets, preserve your legacy, and plan ahead for Medicaid eligibility with an irrevocable asset protection trust. Learn why timing matters.

New ALTA Survey Requirements

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The 2026 ALTA survey standards include changes to Table A items that may affect purchase agreements and title insurance survey exceptions.

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What is the Role of the Attorney for a Real Estate Developer?

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Real estate development involves more than construction. Learn how an attorney helps coordinate land rights, approvals, planning, and project progress.

What is a Transfer on Death Deed?

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A transfer on death deed can simplify real estate transfer after death, but it may not fit every estate plan. Learn the benefits, risks, and next steps.

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Does a Last Will & Testament Avoid Probate?

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Learn whether a Last Will & Testament avoids probate, how probate assets are handled, and what estate planning steps may help assets transfer outside probate.

Can Medicaid Take My House?

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Learn whether Medicaid can take your house, when a home may be exempt, and how elder law planning can help protect property from Medicaid estate recovery.

Making Sure Your Lease Is Not “Vacant” on Required Disclosures

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Ensure your Indiana lease complies with required disclosures, including smoke detectors, utilities, flood risks, and lead-based paint, to avoid legal risks and tenant disputes.

How Long Does Medicare Really Pay for a Nursing Home?

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Wondering how long Medicare will really pay for a nursing home stay? Original Medicare (Part A) covers skilled nursing care after a qualifying hospital stay, but only for a limited period—and under strict conditions. Find out how coverage works, what daily copays to expect after day 20, and what to do when your Medicare benefits expire.