You may be the adult child of an older parent. Your parent has saved their money for many years so that they can retire eventually and live the rest of their days comfortably. Another reason why they saved for all those years is to leave you an inheritance. Whether...
Elder Law
Start your long-term care planning
Making long-term care decisions should occur when you are in your 60s or 70s, if not sooner. Dementia begins in the 60‘s and the chances of its onset double every five years afterwards. Considerations First, determine whether a person’s living situation is...
Why should younger couples consider estate planning?
Younger couples in the Indianapolis area may be tempted to put off estate planning. They may think it is going to be a costly and time-consuming process that, in the end, will not matter much since they do not own a lot of property. Too many Indiana residents do die...
Strategically planning long-term and late in life care
Planning for one’s financial future is an important step for individuals in Indiana and elsewhere to take. When an individual is employed, they plan for their retirement. So why not take the extra step to make financial plans to secure one’s retirement later in life....