Family Law Category
By Carla GarinoPublished On: February 9th, 2026Categories: Family Law, Family Law in Indiana, New Blog, NewsIn 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.
By Carla GarinoPublished On: February 5th, 2026Categories: 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.
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.
By Carla GarinoPublished On: October 22nd, 2025Categories: Family Law, Family Law in Indiana, New BlogAvoiding probate delays in Indiana means getting organized early complete estate paperwork (will, deeds, account info), clear up debts, and make heir wishes known. Firms like Webster & Garino guide families so assets pass smoothly and dispute-free.
By Carla GarinoPublished On: September 17th, 2025Categories: Child Support, Divorce, Family Law, New BlogIndiana’s 2026 child support updates may impact parenting time credits, income calculations, and shared expenses. Hamilton County parents should review their orders now to stay prepared.
By Carla GarinoPublished On: September 17th, 2025Categories: Divorce, Family Law, Family Law in Indiana, New BlogFacing a 2026 divorce in Indiana? It’s time to protect your finances, inventory assets, review retirement plans and taxes, update beneficiary designations, and understand support obligations to safeguard your future.

Older adults in Indiana can shield their home and savings from nursing-home bills. With early planning and tools like trusts, Miller Trusts and spousal protections, families often qualify for care without losing everything.
By Danica EylerPublished On: September 10th, 2025Categories: Estate Planning, Estate Planning In Indiana, Family Law, New BlogSmart 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.

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.

Considering a divorce mediation in Indiana? Webster and Garino explains how a skilled mediation attorney can help you negotiate fair settlements while reducing conflict and legal costs.
