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With thoughtful advice and guidance from a qualified legal professional at every step along the way, retirees, and children of older parents, can rest assured knowing their wishes will be followed even after they are gone. White & Jocham provides estate planning, elder law, probate law, and more to clients throughout Greenfield and Indianapolis, IN. We strive to keep clients informed through our blog.
Our Latest Articles
Planning for Incapacity: Why Early Legal Preparation Matters More Than You Think
Setting up an estate plan is about a lot more than writing a will. You should also have a comprehensive incapacity plan in place. The sooner you prepare for the risk of incapacity, the better...
Aging with Confidence: Legal Tools That Support Independence and Decision-Making
Aging can be a challenging reality of life. Without the proper support in place, many people could eventually struggle to live independently. The maximum independence for senior citizens often...
Understanding Revocable and Irrevocable Trusts: Which is Right for Your Goals?
A trust can be an effective estate planning tool in Indiana. There are many types of trusts, but most fall into two broad categories: revocable and irrevocable. Which trust is right for your...
Asset Preservation Strategies for Seniors: Planning Today for Tomorrow’s Needs
One of the most important parts of estate planning is asset preservation. Protecting your hard-earned wealth from the risks of aging, including potential long-term care costs, is a must. A proactive...
Protecting a Legacy: Estate Planning Strategies for Blended Families
A growing number of people in Indiana are part of blended families. According to data cited by Psychology Today, approximately 40% of married couples nationwide are in blended families. Blended...
Healthcare Directives Demystified: Why Every Adult Should Have One in Place
A key part of estate planning is incapacity planning. There may come a time when you are not able to express your own medical wishes directly to doctors and other providers. You will want to have...