Indiana Trust Attorney

A Living Trust-Centered Estate Plan

1. Provides in-home health care instructions which can someday help avoid unnecessary placement in a nursing home.
2. Provides continuity in the handling of your affairs by more efficiently transferring your property to your loved ones.
3. Fully avoids probate upon your death, helps to reduce after-death administrative expenses, and avoids court conservatorship and guardianship upon your disability, as to all assets that are in the trust.
4. Provides prenuptial protection for your spouse and children and in the event your surviving spouse chooses to remarry after your death, it can help assure that your estate passes to your children, and not the new spouse.
5. Easily moves with you from state to state.
6. Helps to achieve earlier Medicaid Eligibility and to avoid a spend-down due to a long-term catastrophic illness and nursing home costs.
7. Creates trusts for your loved ones that are free from the supervision of the probate court.
8. Is difficult for disgruntled heirs to attack.
9. Helps to assure family’s privacy following your disability or death.
10. Provides comfort to your loved ones during their period of grief and spares them any unnecessary emotional or financial hardship should you become incapacitated or at the time of your death.
11. Helps assure that your estate assets will pass to the individuals of your choice.
12. Passes assets more quickly to your loved ones upon your death, avoiding some of the delays, hassles, and paperwork involved in the probate process.

Call Our Indiana Trust Lawyers 

When you need help with establishing a trust in Indiana, turn to Rice & Rice. Our estate planning firm has skilled and experienced trust attorneys that can help you protect your family and assets.

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Contact us online or call (219) 240-0450 for a consultation. Call to speak with an Indiana trust lawyer near you. We help clients across the state from our offices in Valparaiso, Lafayette, and Granger.