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This blog serves as an informative hub where the attorneys at Webster & Garino, LLC provide timely, client-focused articles to help families, individuals, and business owners navigate complex legal matters. It emphasizes education and empowerment, offering straightforward explanations, actionable advice, and alerts on changing laws or litigation developments—without replacing personalized legal counsel.

Webster & Garino
January 11, 2021
What You Need To Know About Eminent Domain Negotiation State law in Indiana calls for fair compensation for landowners deprived of their land for public works. The legal concept of eminent domain authorizes this

Webster & Garino
December 17, 2020
The Difference Between a 1033 and 1031 Exchange Many times a 1031 exchange is utilized when clients have sold a property and wish to buy another. In a 1031 exchange, you can defer the

Webster & Garino
December 8, 2020
Business people who are in the process of developing a startup company may hope to delay insurance costs. Startup business insurance might feel unnecessary in the early stages,

Webster & Garino
December 2, 2020
Writing a business contract may sound like an intimidating task, but essentially it is a detail-oriented process. The role of an Indiana lawyer is to help you work

Webster & Garino
November 29, 2020
Inheritance disputes can arise for many reasons. The unexpected creditor can disrupt your inheritance. You and your relatives might have concerns about someone's undue influence on an elderly

Webster & Garino
November 23, 2020
The United States Constitution and Indiana law calls for fair compensation for landowners deprived of their land for the purpose of public works. The legal concept of

Webster & Garino
November 19, 2020
Why a Solid Lease Agreement is Essential for Your Business A lease agreement legally defines the contractual relationship between landlord and tenant. A thorough contract addresses every angle

Webster & Garino
November 15, 2020
To docket a trust places a legal case involving its administration under a court’s review and into formal court proceedings. This may be a temporary or ongoing status

Webster & Garino
November 12, 2020
Due process represents one of the founding principles of the United States. People have the right to see the evidence presented against them and avoid conviction if reasonable

Webster & Garino
November 11, 2020
Deeds document the transfer of real estate ownership from the grantor to the new owner or grantee. The transfer outlined within a deed establishes
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