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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...
Long-Term Care Planning 101: Preparing Financially and Legally for the Years Ahead
Long-term care planning matters. It is one of the most important (and underappreciated) aspects of elder law and estate planning. At White & Jocham, our Greenfield estate planning attorneys want...
Planning with Purpose: How a Comprehensive Estate Plan Brings Peace of Mind at Any Age
Do you have an estate plan? You should. Every adult in Indiana should have a comprehensive estate plan in place. Yet, the AARP reports that half of U.S. adults surveyed do not have any estate...
The Role of Special Needs Trusts in Estate Planning: Ensuring Long-Term Care and Support for Disabled Family Members
Do you have a child, grandchild, or other close loved one with special needs? If so, it is imperative that you take a proactive approach to planning for their case. A special needs trust is one of...
Gift Wisely: Navigating Annual Gifting Allowances for Elders and Heirs
Leaving money or property to a child, grandchild, or other loved one is a wonderful way to support a person you care about. With that being said, there could be tax consequences. It is imperative...