Estate Planning

Federal estate tax exemptions rise to $15 million per person in 2026, now is the time for families to review wills, trusts, beneficiary designations, and gifting strategies to make the most of the new limits.

Smart estate planning in Indiana means putting your family first. Drafting a will, naming guardians for children, updating beneficiaries, and planning for long-term care to ensure peace of mind.

When a person with a mass tort or personal injury claim passes away, an Indiana court usually must appoint a personal representative before the claim can be settled or paid. Here is how that probate process works.

What happens to your special needs child if you’re gone? Webster and Garino helps Indiana families plan guardianship, trusts, and financial protections that secure lifelong care.

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.

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.

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