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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Bans Noncompetes for Employees

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The FTC’s 2024 rule banning most employee noncompete agreements was blocked by courts, leaving noncompetes enforceable under existing laws for now.

Addressing Elder Abuse

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Elder abuse affects some of our most vulnerable citizens—our seniors. It’s crucial to recognize the signs of elder abuse and understand the steps to take if suspected.

Succession Planning and Retirement for Your Business Entity

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Many small business owners are great at building and growing a business. As we age, it becomes increasingly important to prepare for retirement and the transition of the business to other partners or family members. Small businesses must be prepared for retirements or the sudden death or illness of leadership.

Does My New Spouse Have Rights to My Estate? I’d Like to Leave Everything to My Children from a Prior Marriage.

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If you are married at the time of your death, then yes, your spouse has certain rights to your estate. First, Indiana law automatically grants your spouse a survivor’s allowance. Currently, this allowance amount is $25,000.

What is a Transfer on Death (TOD) Deed, and Should I Have One?

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What is a Transfer on Death deed, and should I have one?

What is the Most Often Ignored Basic End-of-Life Consideration in Your Elder Law Practice?

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Learn about the importance of end-of-life planning.

Beers Mallers, LLP, Welcomes Attorney Jesica Thorson as Newly Elected Partner

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Beers Mallers, LLP, Announces Mike Hoffman as Newly Elected Partner in Fort Wayne Office

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Beers Mallers, LLP, Celebrates Troy Kiefer’s Promotion to Partner in Fort Wayne Office

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Selecting the Right Nursing Home

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Choosing the right nursing home for a loved one is a significant decision. The goal is to find a facility that ensures the safety, comfort, and well-being of the resident.