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Addressing Elder Abuse by Troy C. Kiefer
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 […]
Succession Planning and Retirement for Your Business Entity by Tony B. Manns
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 […]
Does my new spouse have rights to my estate? I’d like to leave everything to my children from a prior marriage. by Janell M. Sprinkle
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 Deed, and should I have one? by Jesica Thorson
A Transfer on Death Deed is a document that is recorded at your local county recorder’s office prior to your passing. This deed automatically transfers […]
What is the most often ignored basic end of life consideration in your elder law practice? by Kurt R. Bachman
Everyone should eventually plan for the end of life by making sure all end-of-life expenses (funeral, burial, etc.), debts, and assets will be addressed as […]
Beers Mallers, LLP, Welcomes Attorney Jesica Thorson as Newly Elected Partner
Promotion Recognizes Legal Excellence in Elder Law and Estate PlanningFORT WAYNE, IN – January 22, 2024 – Beers Mallers, LLP, is delighted to announce the […]
