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Losing your father unexpectedly leaves you grieving and facing questions no one prepared you for. If he passed away near Indianapolis with a modest home, a few retirement accounts and debts you are only now discovering, here is what Indiana law says about your...
Financial obligations can have a massive impact on the outcome of probate proceedings. Personal representatives or executors typically have an obligation to fulfill financial responsibilities before making major distributions to beneficiaries. The debts that remain...
Divorce changes everything, including your estate plan. Don’t let your ex-spouse control your assets or medical decisions. At Frangos Legal, LLC, Cindy Kenworthy, with over 35 years of experience, helps clients across Indiana update wills, trusts, and beneficiary designations to reflect their new reality. Indiana law (Ind. Code § 29-1-5-8, Ind. Code § 31-15-7-5) guides these changes, and we ensure your legacy is protected. Contact us at 244 N. College Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46202, [email protected], or 317-643-1345 to secure your future today.
The probate process is often an important aspect of estate administration. Probate courts oversee estate administration and expect to receive assets from an estate going through the probate process. What heirs and presumptive beneficiaries often fail to consider is...
An important estate planning document that any adult of any age should have in place while residing in this state is an Indiana Advance Directive. This document (sometimes called a “living will”) lets people state their wishes for what kind of life-prolonging care...
Many people are under the impression that estate planning is only for high-asset individuals and that it’s not necessary until you get older. But estate planning can benefit everyone in Indiana, no matter their financial situation or age. If you have yet to begin...
Estate planning in Indiana involves making some very serious decisions. Many people want to avoid estate planning because of the time and stress involved. But no matter what assets you have, you can benefit from creating a sound legal estate plan to ensure that your...
Becoming a new parent is exciting and joyous but comes with many responsibilities. One of the most important things new parents in Indiana can do is to create an estate plan. Estate planning can provide peace of mind, ensure that your children are taken care of in the...
Estate planning is an important process that involves organizing and managing your assets, including your property, financial accounts, and personal possessions, in order to ensure that they are distributed according to your wishes after you pass away. While it may...
Do you have grandchildren? If so, it's important to start thinking about estate planning. When you die, you want to make sure your grandchildren are taken care of. There are a few different things you can do to make sure this happens. Create a comprehensive will A...