Conversations about end-of-life care should not wait until someone is dying, but should begin with people in their 60s..It includes documenting your wishes and ensuring control over your assets in case of incapacity or death.
Hoosier Estate Planner
Updated Property Inventory Minimizes Many Business Risks
The complexity of maintaining a business inventory system often results in the inability to receive insurance proceeds or, in the case of the death of the owner, a proper estate inventory..
WOTC Benefits Owners and Veterans Alike
Nick Sullivan of Sulivan Business Solutions makes business owners aware of opportunities they have t reduce taxes by taking advantage of government incentive programs.
Introducing Jude Byanski
Introducing new associate at Geyer Law – Jude Byanski.
Aaliyah’s Estate Isn’t Happy – Will Yours Be?
20 years after her death at age 22, the estate of rhythm and blues singer Aaliyah Haughton was still tied up in disputes. Money and inheritances are common causes for conflicts in families, but estate planning can help maintain harmoney.
Life Insurance Can Fill a Special Need
For families with a special needs child, life insurance can be an especially effective tool for funding a trust.
How much money do you need in a special needs trust?
Determining how much money to have in a special needs trust has been one of the most challenging tasks faced by parents who have children with special needs. In essence, they need to answer the question, “How much will it cost to provide for my child years after I...
Money Relationships Set the Stage for Estate Planning
The emotional aspects of money often cause family members t avoid frank conversation with loved ones. There are reasons to tell beneficiaries what to expect, avoiding conflicts.
“Free Britney!” What’s It All About?
The publicity surrounding Britney Spears’ legal battle to take back control of her own financial affairs calls to attention the need for conservatorships and guardianship arrangements.
Starting a Business in Indiana and Planning it Right
Business planning and estate planning are inevitably intertwined. In addition to selecting the correct business entity, there are many other important decisions to be made upfront.
