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Hoosier Estate Planner
Who should you choose as executor of your estate?
As Indiana families and individuals work to prepare for the future, an estate plan or will is often a big part of this. Whether you are young or old, there are benefits to creating an estate plan. This helps care for any minor children you have in the event of your...
The rising interest in prenuptial agreements
Reserving a wedding venue, hiring the caterers, organizing flower arrangements…and signing a prenup? Usually characterized as unromantic or a negative sign for the quality or longevity of a marriage, the prenuptial agreement has seen a surge in popularity in the last...
When a Policyholder Dies, Does the Insurance Die, Too?
When a person dies, there seem to be hundreds of details that need attention by family members and legal representatives. For instance, what do heirs need to do about that person’s homeowner’s and auto insurance policies? The answer, explains insure.com, depends on...
The Right Time to Plan for Charitable Giving is Now AND Later
Estate planning ensures control over your assets and documents your wishes. For investors, those “wishes” often include charitable gift planning, so, at Geyer Law, our attorneys were very interested in the latest blog post by Tom McAllister CFP®. With the Dow above...
Two reasons to consider setting up a trust
At Geyer Legal Group, PC, we understand that your Indiana estate plan will be completely unique. There are a number of tools that are available to you in order to develop the perfect plan for your circumstances. One of these that you may want to consider is a trust,...
Are Safety Deposit Boxes Obsolete?
In today’s digital age, a physical safe deposit box may be considered a relic, but don’t be too hasty to dismiss the importance of keeping certain valuables securely tucked away in your bank’s vault, Bob Niedt writes in Kiplinger. “A safe deposit box can offer...
Planning for the future: Advance directives
No one wants to think about the possibility of not being able to care for themselves. However, there may come a time when, due to injuries, illnesses, or simply the effects of age and time, people become unable to make decisions or specify their wishes to their health...
Your estate plan protects your child emotionally and financially
As a parent, your worst fear after something harming your child is probably dying and not being able to raise him or her. News media outlets confirm this fear every day, reporting fatal car accidents, work accidents and random acts of violence. While you cannot...
Can you protect the future of your loved one with special needs?
Caring for your family member who is special needs and requires significant assistance with day-to-day tasks can be challenging at times, no doubt. However, you enjoy the satisfaction and peace of mind knowing that you are providing the highest quality of care in an...

