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Beers Mallers attorney Jesica Thorson

I’m Always being asked by My Doctor or the Hospital if I have Advance Directive Documents. What is this?

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What are Advance Directive Documents?

Heidi Adair

How Do I Get Started on My Estate Planning?

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The best way to start working on your estate plan is to make an appointment with an estate planning attorney. As part of your preparation for your upcoming appointment, the attorney may provide you with a questionnaire that asks you about your assets and your family.

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Beers Mallers Lawyers Honored with Super Lawyer Designation

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Janell Sprinkle

My Uncle Recently Died, and I Was Named Executor of his Estate. Where Do I Start?

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Where do I start if I was just named executor of my uncle’s estate?

Beers Mallers attorney Jesica Thorson

The Financial and Estate Planning Process

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It’s never too early or too late to begin the process of financial and estate planning.

Beers Mallers attorney Kurt R Bachman

Senior Life: Health Care Law Updates

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Is there a new law that requires me to change my current health care representative appointment and living will documents?

Heidi Adair

How to Handle a Loved One’s Decline

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I noticed a decline in my loved one over the holidays? What should I do?

Beers Mallers attorney Kurt R Bachman

Death & Probate in Indiana

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Do I need a Trust to avoid probate in Indiana? The simple answer is: No. The more accurate answer is: It depends.

Janell Sprinkle

Should I Gift $15,000 to My Children Annually as Part of My Estate Plan?

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The current federal gift tax exclusion allows you to give away up to $15,000 per person annually, to as many individuals as you wish.

Beers Mallers attorney Troy Kiefer

Opportunities in New Health Care Representative Law

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Recent changes to Indiana law make it important that you review your Appointment of Health Care Representative with your Attorney.