Adoptive parents have several choices available to them when they are seeking to adopt a child. An adoptive parent can seek a private adoption completed with the assistance of a licensed child placing agency. Adoptive parents can also seek a private adoption of a child they know, whether the child is related to them or not. Adoptive parents can also seek to adopt a child that has been involved ...Read More ...
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2018 Herald-Times Reader’s Choice
We are excited and honored to announce that we have been given the Herald-Times Reader’s Choice award for the #1 Law Office two years in a row. Our firm thanks our clients and supporters for this recognition and constant support. This award began as an annual event at the turn of the century and recognizes excellent local businesses of all shapes and sizes from nominations submitted by the ...Read More ...
Reconciliation Agreements
Indiana law allows individuals to enter into agreements governing their property and finances prior to a marriage, most commonly referred to as a prenuptial agreement. The law also allows married individuals to enter into an agreement on how their property and finances shall be divided after a divorce is filed, most commonly referred to as a Marital Settlement Agreement. The law is ...Read More ...
Collaborative Law Training
Dispute resolution can take many forms such a litigation, mediation, and arbitration. Slotegraaf Niehoff PC is proud to announce that attorneys Kristin Garner and Eric Slotegraaf recently completed their training in Collaborative Law with the Central Indiana Association of Collaborative Professionals. Collaborative law is a dispute resolution method of practicing law which is focused on ...Read More ...
2018 Retirement Plan Contribution Limits
Retirement plans for most of us are an important part of our estate plan. It may not be exciting but tax law changes to retirement plans can have a lasting and substantial affect on your retirement and estate planning. The IRS has announced 2018 retirement plan contribution limits and there are several changes taking place that may impact your 401(k), IRA, 403(b) or other tax-advantaged retirement ...Read More ...
Powers of Attorney
Indiana law allows the use of power of attorneys. In general, a power of attorney allows you to grant authority to another individual to make decisions on your behalf. There are generally two types of power of attorneys: financial and medical. The use of a durable power of attorney and medical power of attorney can help avoid the need for a guardianship in the event of your disability or ...Read More ...
