On behalf of Miller Flannery Law LLC | Oct 28, 2020 | trust & probate administration
As you get older, you think about how you’d like to leave behind assets for your children and beneficiaries. You’ve been an avid collector of guns for many years, so something you’d like to do is to have a trust set up to take ownership of those gun titles. A gun...
On behalf of Miller Flannery Law LLC | May 11, 2020 | trust & probate administration
Estate planning can be a stressful process because it involves not only exploring your own mortality but also the various connections you have with other people and the ways that they depend on you. You will need to complete an assessment of your current financial...
On behalf of Miller Flannery Law LLC | Apr 17, 2020 | trust & probate administration
Losing a spouse is one of the most difficult, painful and stressful experiences that you will go through in life. Grief can take months or even several years to fully process, while the social and financial consequences of your loss could ripple out for many years to...
On behalf of Miller Flannery Law LLC | Jan 4, 2020 | trust & probate administration
Estate planning presents many tough decisions for people in Indiana, such as deciding how to distribute the assets of an estate and even figuring out which type of estate plan to set up. At Miller Flannery Law LLC, we know that unique challenges arise in some...
On behalf of Miller Flannery Law LLC | Oct 14, 2019 | trust & probate administration
One of the most versatile tools you have at your disposal when creating your estate plan in Indiana is a trust. Kiplinger explains a trust is an agreement where a trustee agrees to manage assets for you in the way you direct him or her to do so. Trusts are quite...
On behalf of Miller Flannery Law LLC | Jun 11, 2019 | trust & probate administration
When it comes to estate planning, things change often. Not just with your personal situation but also with the law and how that impacts the decisions you have made about your assets. Recent changes may have you rethinking the use of a qualified personal residence...
On behalf of Miller Flannery Law LLC | Mar 6, 2019 | trust & probate administration
An important part of estate planning is deciding exactly what to include in your estate and how to go about leaving your assets to your heirs. One option is a trust, which Charles Schwab explains is an agreement about asset distribution that can usually prevent the...
On behalf of Miller Flannery Law LLC | Dec 11, 2018 | trust & probate administration
Estate planning can be stressful. It is made even more so if you are dealing with difficult family members who you fear will cause trouble when you die. Nothing will stall probate in the Indiana courts as bad as arguing among family members over who gets what. To...
On behalf of Miller Flannery Law LLC | Oct 17, 2018 | trust & probate administration
If you are an Indiana resident who has a loved one with special needs, you may hope to provide for his or her long-term maintenance after your death by bequeathing him or her with an inheritance in your will. While your heart is in the right place, this situation...
On behalf of Miller Flannery Law LLC | Oct 3, 2018 | trust & probate administration
If you are one of the many millennials in Indiana, you may be moving into your thirties and this may have you thinking differently about your life than you have up to this point. This new way of thinking might include long-term plans for the coming decade and possibly...
