As you enter adulthood, one of the biggest things that you would need to plan for is how you would want to secure your wealth when you pass on in the future. When you consider making a will early in life, you can give yourself more time to prepare your document and...
Month: January 2026
Planning for Retirement? Your Accountant and Estate Planning Attorney Need to Meet
"Is your retirement plan based on Social Security fact or fiction?" a Kiplinger article asks, citing statistics showing that, while 9 in 10 Americans over age 65 receive Social Security benefits, few understand how to claim those benefits most effectively. As just one...
The Family Rift Avoidance Function of Estate Planning
Only last week, our nation remembered Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., leader of the civil rights movement and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, whose life was cut short in 1968, at age 39, by an assassin's bullet.Some forty years later, a headline in July 19, 2008 NBC...
Don’t Forget to Ask the “What If?” Question
"As life expectancy extends, a retirement nest egg needs to account for not only extra spending years, but also the out-of-pocket healthcare costs that accompany it," financial advisor Andrew Crowell cautions clients planning for their golden...
Bulletin: Property Tax Credits for Disabled, Blind, and Seniors in Indiana
While we do no tax preparation at Geyer Law, we like to keep our blog readers updated on changes in the law. We love it when we can be the bearers of good news for our readers and clients! An important deadline is coming up just a week from today: The recently passed...

