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Estate Planning When Alzheimer's or Dementia is a Concern
Planning Ahead: Estate Planning When Alzheimer’s or Dementia Is a Concern

October - 22 - 2025

Planning Ahead: Estate Planning When Alzheimer’s or Dementia Is a Concern At Mattox & Wilson, we understand that effective estate planning is more than simply drafting a will or trust. When a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease or another form of…

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How to Make a Digital Asset Estate Plan in Indiana

October - 22 - 2025

How to Make a Digital Asset Estate Plan in Indiana In today’s digital age, our assets extend far beyond the physical. We store memories, conduct business, and hold value in places that cannot be seen or touched—our online accounts, social…

Protecting Your Children Before, During, and After Your Divorce
Is Spousal Support Taxable in Indiana? Answers from a Spousal Support Lawyer

October - 1 - 2025

Is Spousal Support Taxable in Indiana? Answers from a Spousal Support Lawyer When couples divorce or separate, one of the key financial issues is spousal support (also known as spousal maintenance or alimony). For many, a critical question is: Is…

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Child Probate Lawyer in Indiana | What Children Inherit When a Parent Dies Without a Will

August - 21 - 2025

Child Probate Lawyer: What Is a Child Entitled To When a Parent Dies Without a Will in Indiana? When a parent passes away without a valid will—legally referred to as dying “intestate”—Indiana law governs how the estate is distributed. This…

Estate Planning Lawyer for Deployed Service Members: Essential Documents to Have in Place

October - 1 - 2025

Estate Planning Lawyer for Deployed Service Members: Essential Documents to Have in Place When a service member deploys, the stakes are higher—not only for mission success, but for ensuring that their personal and family affairs remain protected during their absence….

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