Month: March 2020

Posted on by Jeffery D. Stinson, Certified Elder Law Attorney

Review Your Estate Plan or Create an Estate Plan While You Shelter in Place

When life gets busy, we often put future planning off for another day. Taking advantage of a little extra time, Jeff reviews updating your current estate plan or creating your estate plan while you shelter in place.  (Click on screen to play). Information and articles from our website are presented as a public service by […]

Information and articles from our website are presented as a public service by the Stinson Law Firm, LLC. We help our clients protect their assets and access long-term care assistance. This article is general in nature and is not to be taken as legal advice to any particular person. Consult an attorney for specific legal advice for your circumstance.
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Posted on by Jeffery D. Stinson, Certified Elder Law Attorney

What to Do with Stuff Your Family Doesn’t Want

Do you have stuff that is important to you, but your family has no interest?  Jeff discusses a few tips on how to keep the memory of your treasured items alive without obligating your family to fill their home with items they do not want.  (Click on screen below to play). Information and articles from […]

Information and articles from our website are presented as a public service by the Stinson Law Firm, LLC. We help our clients protect their assets and access long-term care assistance. This article is general in nature and is not to be taken as legal advice to any particular person. Consult an attorney for specific legal advice for your circumstance.
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Posted on by Jeffery D. Stinson, Certified Elder Law Attorney

UPDATED MARCH 24, 2020: Client Meetings and Consultations by Videoconference or Teleconference

Updated March 24, 2020:  The Stinson Law Firm is still open for business.  In his Executive Order effective tonight, the Governor designated legal services as “essential business.”  We are maintaining our policy to hold all client meetings and consultations via videoconference and teleconference unless you receive instruction from us otherwise.  For individuals that need to […]

Information and articles from our website are presented as a public service by the Stinson Law Firm, LLC. We help our clients protect their assets and access long-term care assistance. This article is general in nature and is not to be taken as legal advice to any particular person. Consult an attorney for specific legal advice for your circumstance.
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Posted on by Jeffery D. Stinson, Certified Elder Law Attorney

Use a Memorandum with Regard to the Distribution of Household Goods and Personal Effects to Avoid Family Disputes

Jeff reviews in this video how a Memorandum with Regard to the Distribution of Household Goods and Personal Effects can avoid family disputes .  (Click on screen below to play). Information and articles from our website are presented as a public service by the Stinson Law Firm, LLC. We help our clients protect their assets […]

Information and articles from our website are presented as a public service by the Stinson Law Firm, LLC. We help our clients protect their assets and access long-term care assistance. This article is general in nature and is not to be taken as legal advice to any particular person. Consult an attorney for specific legal advice for your circumstance.
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Posted on by Jeffery D. Stinson, Certified Elder Law Attorney

Indiana Family and Social Services Administration Closes Division of Family Resources Offices

The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) has closed its Division of Family Resources offices to the public until further notice.  The FSSA is responsible for administering public benefit programs in Indiana, including Medicaid, SNAP, and TANF. While the DFR’s physical locations are closed, online and telephone services will continue to operate as normal.  […]

Information and articles from our website are presented as a public service by the Stinson Law Firm, LLC. We help our clients protect their assets and access long-term care assistance. This article is general in nature and is not to be taken as legal advice to any particular person. Consult an attorney for specific legal advice for your circumstance.
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Posted on by Jeffery D. Stinson, Certified Elder Law Attorney

How Long To Keep Tax Records and Other Documents

Join Jeff in cleaning out old filing cabinets where he will review what documents to keep and which to destroy.  (Click on screen below to play). Information and articles from our website are presented as a public service by the Stinson Law Firm, LLC. We help our clients protect their assets and access long-term care […]

Information and articles from our website are presented as a public service by the Stinson Law Firm, LLC. We help our clients protect their assets and access long-term care assistance. This article is general in nature and is not to be taken as legal advice to any particular person. Consult an attorney for specific legal advice for your circumstance.
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