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Buying or Selling a Business – What Documents Do We Need?

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Buying or selling a business? Knowing which documents you’ll need, from the Purchase Agreement to the Record of Transfer, can help protect your interests and ensure a smooth transaction.

Do I Really Have to Spend All My Money to Qualify for Medicaid?

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You don’t always have to spend all your assets to qualify for Medicaid in Indiana. Learn what property is protected and avoid costly mistakes.

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Do I Need a Trust to Save Taxes?

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In Indiana, most people do not need a trust to save estate taxes. Learn when trusts help—and when they may increase income taxes.

How Do I Enforce Custody Orders?

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Learn how to enforce custody and parenting time orders in Indiana, including contempt hearings, make-up time, and court sanctions.

Residential Construction Contracting in Indiana

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Indiana residential contractors must comply with the Home Improvement Contract Act (HICA) to avoid treble damages and DCSA liability.

Get It in Writing: Avoiding the Pitfalls of the Statute of Frauds

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Learn how Indiana’s Statute of Frauds affects verbal contracts, real estate agreements, and when a written contract is legally required.

What to Expect in a Divorce With Children

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Learn what to expect in an Indiana divorce with children, including how courts decide legal custody, parenting time, and child support based on a child’s best interests.

How Are Inheritances Treated During Divorce in Indiana?

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Learn how inheritances are treated during divorce in Indiana, including the state’s one-pot property division rule, commingling risks, and when inherited assets may be divided or protected.

What’s the Difference Between an Elder Law Attorney and an Estate Planning Attorney?

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Learn the difference between an elder law attorney and an estate planning attorney, including how each focuses on asset protection, long-term care planning, Medicaid, and the orderly transfer of assets.

Who Makes Decisions for Me If I Don’t Have a Power of Attorney?

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Plan ahead with a power of attorney to avoid costly guardianship; learn how a POA preserves your control and reduces court involvement.