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 scholarship application by April 17, 2026. In addition to the application, candidates are required to provide a personal recommendation letter and write a 600- to 800-word essay.
The essay topic changes each year, prompting applicants to consider issues related to estate planning or elder law. This year, students are asked to explain how they would decide between two possible life paths: going away to college to pursue a career they are passionate about or staying home to learn and eventually run the family business.
“We want to support the communities we serve and encourage students to think critically about the intersections of life and estate planning,” said Jennifer “Jenny” Rozelle, an attorney and co-owner of Indiana Estate & Elder Law. “We’re always inspired and encouraged by the applications and essays we receive each year. The future of Indiana is in good hands.”
Students and families can find more information, eligibility requirements and the full scholarship application at www.indianaestateelderlaw.com/scholarship/.
About Indiana Estate & Elder Law: Indiana Estate & Elder Law assists clients throughout Indiana with probate, wills, trusts and general estate planning as well as elder law and long-term care planning.
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Kayla Holmes, Marketing Coordinator
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