Do I Need a Last Will and Testament?
Do I need a Last Will and Testament? The short answer to this question is probably.
Do I need a Last Will and Testament? The short answer to this question is probably.
Have you heard horror stories about a probate administration gone wrong? Or have you only heard rumors that you should try to avoid probate? The truth is that many probate administrations are not a big deal.
The personal representative of an individual’s estate is the person granted authority by a probate court to settle an individual’s affairs. The responsibilities of the personal representative include submitting an inventory to the court, entering into any necessary business transactions, distributing property, and submitting an accounting to the court.
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Whenever you start a business, you might feel like you have to learn a new language. Some of those terms can include “articles of incorporation”, “bylaws”, “organizational meeting”, and “incorporator”. Today we will delve into the word “incorporator”.
A children in need of services (CHINS) case has several types of hearings during the course of the case. The purpose of this post is to provide a brief description for each type of hearing.
As discussed last week, a child in need of services (CHINS) case arises when it becomes essential that a court get involved in a child’s care. The mere existence of a court case involving the child is disruptive to a family’s normal activities.
These days the Indiana Department of Child Services (DCS) is often caught up in the news. Most of the attention centers around children in need of services (CHINS) cases and termination of parental rights (TPR) cases. Today the Law Office of Thomas A. Vick begins a series of blog posts regarding CHINS cases.
In a unanimous opinion issued by the Indiana Court of Appeals, the Law Office of Thomas A. Vick won its appeal from the Decatur County Superior Court decision in Genia Wamsley v. Tree City Village, et al.