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Explore insights from Webster & Garino on estate planning, probate, family law, and business matters in Indiana. Our blog provides practical guidance to help individuals, families, and business owners make informed legal decisions.
By Carla GarinoPublished On: February 5th, 2026Categories: Blog, Family Law, Family Law in Indiana, New BlogIn Indiana probate, creditors have a limited time to file claims against an estate. If notice isn’t properly given or claims are not filed on time, creditors may lose the right to collect against estate assets.

Family law touches some of the most personal parts of life. In Indiana, these cases involve marriage, divorce, parenting time, support, property, and the well-being of children. A family lawyer from Webster & Garino, LLC helps you navigate these decisions, protect your rights, and work toward solutions that support your future.

Hiring a personal injury lawyer in Indiana is time sensitive because most claims must be filed within two years. Working with Webster & Garino, LLC gives you guidance, support, and a clearer path toward protecting your rights and pursuing fair compensation.
By Carla GarinoPublished On: February 18th, 2022Categories: Blog, Real Estate & Agriculture, Real Estate Law ArticlesWhen the government moves to take private property, an eminent domain lawyer in Indiana focuses on protecting the owner’s rights. The goal is to make sure the property holder receives just compensation for the loss, and Webster & Garino, LLC can help guide that process.

Estate planning works best when it’s not rushed. Taking time to organize your documents, understand your options, and outline your wishes helps you make decisions that protect your assets and support the people you care about.

After a car accident, it’s natural to wonder whether you have a personal injury claim. Not every crash requires legal action, but when negligence causes injuries, Indiana law allows victims to pursue compensation for medical care, lost income, and other damages.

Planning for the future of a loved one with disabilities takes careful thought. A special needs trust helps protect their benefits while providing long term financial support. With Indiana’s 2022 updates to estate laws, it’s even more important to set up the trust correctly and understand your options.

People often hesitate to call a criminal defense lawyer because they think the situation will resolve on its own. In reality, early guidance can protect your rights, help you avoid mistakes, and improve your position if charges move forward.
By Carla GarinoPublished On: November 24th, 2021Categories: Blog, Child Support, Divorce, Family LawFifty fifty custody can be one of the most meaningful parts of a divorce because it shapes how parents share time and responsibilities. With Indiana’s 2022 updates to custody laws and parenting guidelines, understanding how joint custody works is more important than ever.

Expungement removes your criminal record from public view. This can allow you to escape ongoing societal judgment for a past act. Your entanglement with the criminal justice system will cease to hang over your head every time you
