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Burying the Myths about End of Life Decisions

The advocacy of estate planning and elder law attorneys does not end simply with the drafting of documents. By promoting better understanding of […]

While the Mayan calendar is predicting the end of the world as of December 21st, 2012, many estate planning attorneys […]

Will your Facebook account, online presence, and virtual world live on without you? Here’s a great article from The Indiana […]

This month, our office is a proud community sponsor of Eclectic Pond Theatre Company’s current production of “Dracula-the Panto.” […]

As an extension of her law practice, Stasia regularly performs at musical events that benefit local organizations who support elders […]

If you think your estate planning is done once you’ve gone to the trouble of making a will, guess […]

Some of our estate planning clients are couragously facing serious illnesses or injuries. This Legal Guide for the Seriously Ill […]

Special thanks to Alan Hague, Mario Morone, and our friends at the Broad Ripple Gazette! Our feature story is on the […]

If you’re a kinship care giver of a related child (grandchild, cousin, nephew etc.), know that you are certainly not […]

One of our very talented (and thoughtful) elderly clients wrote the below poem and gave us permission to share her work with you. It […]