Indigo Law PLLC

03/05/2024

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01/17/2023

What does a dog, cat, horse, chicken, and parrot all have in common? Sometimes their owners pass away before they do. It is my practice to include guardians for pets in an estate plan. Most animals are meant to be companions, and some make money for their owners. Protect them in your estate plan. While you cannot leave your animals money directly, your pet guardian can be provided funding to care for your favorite furry or feathered family member.

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An experienced attorney offering Estate Planning and Probate services, including Indian Estate Planning and Probate. Affordable Fees!

04/04/2022

What is an Estate Plan? The most basic Estate Plan includes a Last Will and Testament. A full Estate Plan includes financial and health care powers of attorney, a Living Will (DNR), a Last Will and Testament, a Revocable Living Trust, a Transfer on Death Deed, or any combination of those. An Estate Plan is a tool during your life that can have a profound impact after your death. How? Contact Indigo Law for a free consultation to find out. Email me at [email protected].

03/13/2022

What happens if I die without a Will? Let's use a cat as an example. When you die, you have a cat, but no Will. Who takes responsibility for the cat? One family member says you wanted them to have the cat. Another family member says you wanted your best friend to have the cat. Many different family members now want the cat. The family begins to disagree about who gets the cat. The fighting family members end up in court, and a judge decides who gets the cat. Now, replace "cat" with "children," "car," "house," "bank account," etc. Indigo Law can make sure your "cat" is safe and goes to whom you choose to care for it. Protect your cat! [email protected].

02/08/2022

"I am single. Why do I need a will?" I heard someone say this once and it got me thinking . . . why does a single person need a will? For starters, you can direct who inherits your property, including your home, business, digital assets (i.e.: cryptocurrency, music and video library, self-published books, airline miles, etc.), pets, and financial accounts to name a few. When you're young and healthy, it may not cross your mind to draft a Last Will and Testament. It is never too early, but it may be at some point too late. Don't put it off. Indigo Law offers affordable pricing to get you started.

01/26/2022

Important reasons to have a will:

1. To take care of your loved ones
2. To designate who will care for your children
3. To determine who gets your property
4. To prevent disputes over your assets
5. To direct your burial
6. To obtain peace of mind

Tomorrow is not certain. Let us help. We offer basic and complete estate plans with affordable fees. [email protected]