Last week in our Geyer Law blog, discussing college planning after a parent dies, we discussed the important role college funding plays in estate planning for both parents and grandparents. A recent piece in Kiplinger's, in contrast, discusses the very broad - perhaps...
estate and tax planning
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...
Introducing Geyer Law’s Newest Associate
Geyer Legal Group, PC is pleased to introduce Nicole R. Eckert as our newest associate attorney. Nicole will focus her practice on helping clients with their estate planning and elder law needs. Nicole’s academic journey began at Indiana University’s Kelley School of...
Ready or Not? Getting Business Owners’ Heads in the Game
At Geyer Law, in addition to our estate planning and elder law services, we assist with business planning and formation. As a new business is formed, we help owners determine its structure, find a location, and secure proper financing. But even at the very early...
At Estate Planning Sessions, Each of Your Digital Devices Deserves a Seat
Digital assets, including both devices and accounts, must be considered in estate planning.
“Trump Accounts” Provide Food for Thought for Grandparents
The availability of the new “Trump accounts” raises questions about gifts to grandchildren as part of one’s overall gift strategy and estate planning.
Managing an Inheritance Like a Pro Might Take a Pro
Managing an estate can be time-consuming and stressful, and often involves tax issues and the probate court.
Baby Boomers vs. Gen Xers – They Approach Estate Planning Differently
Precisely because there are differences in the way Baby Boomers and GenX-ers approach estate planning, it is important to initiate a conversation to share intentions and ideas…
When Real Estate is a Big Part of Your Estate
When real estate property is part of an inheritance, there are unique issues to anticipate when planning an estate….

