Indiana Law Firm Offers Scholarships for High School Students

Two people in graduation caps, representing opportunities for scholarships in Indiana for high school seniors.

To support the next generation of leaders in the communities it serves, Indiana Estate & Elder Law has opened applications for its annual college scholarship. Students graduating in 2026 from high schools in Hamilton, Johnson, Parke, and Wabash Counties, where the law firm has offices, are invited to apply for the $1,000 award. Interested students must complete and submit the … Read More

Indiana Probate vs. Non-Probate Assets Explained

A comparison graphic of Indiana estate planning paths: The left side shows the formal probate process with a courthouse and gavel for assets like individual bank accounts and vehicles. The right side shows the non-probate path with a sunrise and trust documents, illustrating how assets like life insurance and living trusts bypass the probate court.

By: Justin Schuhmacher, Owner/Attorney [Probate] Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Indiana probate and estate planning laws are complex and subject to change. For advice specific to your situation, please consult with a qualified Indiana attorney. Summary: Understanding the foundation of an Indiana estate plan requires mastering the distinction between probate assets … Read More