Sutherlin, Zeiner & Barclay

Sutherlin, Zeiner & Barclay Sutherlin, Zeiner & Barclay is a law firm in Greencastle, IN.

We will assist you with estate planning & administration, corporate law, and real estate transactions.

Office space for rent at 107 E. Washington St., Suite B, Greencastle, Indiana 46135 - details belowDowntown office avail...
12/27/2025

Office space for rent at 107 E. Washington St., Suite B, Greencastle, Indiana 46135 - details below

Downtown office available one block off the square within walking distance of Starbucks, the Putnam County Courthouse, shopping, restaurants, and DePauw campus. This office is at the front of a two-story building that faces directly onto U.S. Highway 231 for excellent visibility. There are two large windows street side that are perfect for vinyl signage to advertise your business. Two rooms with high ceilings and natural wood trim provide a classic feel for your clients. Most utilities are included in the rent of $675.00 per month. Call Stacy or Alissa at 765-653-3164 during business hours to discuss or set up a showing. Security deposit of $675.00 also required.

Utilities Provided:
Electricity
Gas
Water/Sewer
Trash and Recycling Totes

Utilities Not Provided:
Internet
Telephone

Restrictions:
No Smoking Indoors
No Pets

We have a small office space for rent in our building at 107 E. Washington St., Greencastle, Indiana 46135. It is the s...
07/01/2021

We have a small office space for rent in our building at 107 E. Washington St., Greencastle, Indiana 46135. It is the suite at the front of the building. See the photo below for all the details.

05/14/2021

Don't forget that we have moved next door! We are now located at 107 E. Washington St., Suite D, Greencastle, IN 46135 - which is the two-story brick building just east of our old office. We are the office at the end of the hallway.

08/13/2020

Due to the current COVID-19 situation, we are not able to accept walk-in visitors, but we look forward to hearing from you by telephone at (765) 653-3164 or via email at [email protected]. We are still hard at work for our clients!

07/24/2018

Scenario 2: Mr. E. Ferrars, an unmarried man with no children, earns a respectable living. His mother is alive and he has two adult siblings; however, he is not on particularly good terms with any of them. Under Indiana law, his property would be split into three equal shares for them since he has no will. This does not seem likely to be what he wants.

At this particular client appointment, we would need to discuss not only beneficiaries for his property, but also powers of attorney. In his situation (meaning unmarried and without children), his mother and his adult siblings could all potentially be designated as his default health care representatives unless he appoints someone else. He has a friend and neighbor, Colonel Brandon, who might be a good option.

I would also likely discuss how to properly transfer assets to minors with Mr. Ferrars as he does have a nephew.

**Please note that every person's situation is unique. These scenarios are meant to inform and amuse, but are no substitute for actually talking to an estate planning attorney about your needs. I have left out many details that would be relevant to the specific advice given in Mr. Ferrar's case.**

04/05/2018

Scenario 1: Mr. F. Darcy, an unmarried man with no children, owns extensive property and has a very healthy financial portfolio. Both of his parents are deceased and he has only one sister. Under Indiana law, his sister inherits everything at his death, even without a will.

The catch is that his sister is just fifteen years old. He currently shares guardianship of his sister with a cousin, Colonel Fitzwilliam.

Without a will, the court in his jurisdiction will have to choose and appoint an executor for the estate and Indiana law will determine when Miss Darcy receives the property outright. Colonel Fitzwilliam is the most likely choice for executor, but Mr. Darcy, Miss Darcy, and Colonel Fitzwilliam have an overbearing aunt that it would be best to keep out of the estate.

So, Mr. Darcy needs to work with an estate planning attorney to very clearly state his wishes regarding his sister, the person to take charge of her inheritance until she is old enough to manage her own finances (an age that he will be able to direct), the person to serve as executor of the estate, and the many other directives necessary. This is a situation where a trust would be an excellent choice. He should also discuss powers of attorney for finances and health care since his sister is currently a minor and unable to act on his behalf. Indiana law even allows him to specifically direct that his aunt, a Mrs. C. de Bourgh, is not to represent him in any capacity.

**Please note that every person's situation is unique. These scenarios are meant to inform and amuse, but are no substitute for actually talking to an estate planning attorney about your needs. I have left out many details that would be relevant to the specific advice given in Mr. Darcy's case.**

03/30/2018

There is one question that I hear more often than any other when I tell people I am an estate planning and estate administration lawyer - "Do I need a will?". I am planning a series of posts covering various reasons why Indiana residents need wills. I will provide fact patterns that demonstrate how Indiana law works for various families when a person passes away without a will.

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107 E Washington Street, Suite D
Greencastle, IN
46135

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+17656533164

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