When your children turn 18, you no longer have automatic access to their medical records, so it's important to set up Power of Attorney.

Guenin Law explains the small estate affidavit process in Indiana for estates valued at $100,000 or less.

When a loved one passes away, there are several important steps you should take to properly care for their wishes and estate management.

A living will is a guide to your medical wishes if you can't decide. It covers end-of-life care and treatment preferences.

If you are the payable on death beneficiary, you can claim the funds of the bank account holder without probate court.

A transfer on death deed allows you to transfer your real estate to your beneficiaries without probate court. Does your state allow it?

Parents need to protect the legal rights of their kids in college. A FERPA release and ensuring power of attorney are important to review.

When you sign a contract an attorney can help you understand and negotiate terms, ensure it's legally binding and help with any disputes.

It's critical to choose a trusted person to have power of attorney to make Healthcare or financial decisions for you. Guenin Law can help.

Without a will your loved ones will have to rely on state law, not your wishes regarding assets and guardianship of minors.

What happens to your real estate when you die? Learn about Indiana's Transfer on Death Property Act and how to secure your property.

Letters or Letters of Testimony is a legal document that says who is entitled to make decisions on behalf of an estate.

What happens when your spouse dies and you don't have an estate setup? What if you don't have a lot of assets? Guenin Law is here to help.