As part of your estate planning, consider offering your heirs the precious gift of a memoir, sharing a “slice of your life”.
Hoosier Estate Planner
A Not-To-Be-Overlooked Healthcare Planning Ploy
Health Savings Accounts can prove very important in estate planning.
A Very Much Not-Now estate Planning Move
There are many reasons it’s NOT a good idea to transfer ownership of your home to an adult child.
First National Bank of Grandma and Grandpa
Many grandparents choose to lend money to their grandchildren. The estate planning needs to specify whether the loan will be forgiven, and their are tax rules that must be followed.
Opportunity to Change Medicare Plan Available Through March 31 of This Year
New opportunity to change Medicare plans and options available through the end of March, 2024.
Introducing New Geyer Law Associate Kristina SHover
Introducing new Geyer Law associate Kristina Shover
It’s the Decisions, Not the Documents
While estate planning certainly involves the drafting of documents, the important part is the thinking about the best course of action to benefit our family members, ourselves, and the causes we hold dear.
The Families First Coronavirus Response Act
Families First benefits are now available to free-lancers and independent contractors.
Facing an Unwelcome Coverage Choice
Seniors are facing an unwelcome choice as premiums on Long Term Care insurance continue to rise beyond expectations.
Testamentary capacity and estate planning
Every state, including Indiana, has its own guidelines and laws regarding the signing of legal documents, such as a last will and testament. While laws may vary by state, there is at least one regulation that exists across the board. For a will to be legally...