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On Behalf of Dale & Eke | Oct 22, 2026 | Estate Planning
As a medical professional, you have dedicated your career to caring for others. But when was the last time you checked up on your own health? Health is a broad term. In addition to checking in on your physical wellbeing, physicians need to make sure their finances are...
On Behalf of Dale & Eke | Oct 3, 2026 | Real Estate
You may find out that another business has moved into space you rented to your tenant. If you never approved the arrangement, you might be unsure why the business is there or what your tenant was allowed to do under the lease. If your lease requires written approval...
On Behalf of Dale & Eke | Oct 1, 2026 | Estate Planning
You may have online accounts that hold valuable records, business files or other digital property. After your death, your family might not know where to find them or who has the right to manage the accounts that hold them. That uncertainty could make an already...
On Behalf of Dale & Eke | Aug 18, 2026 | Real Estate
It can be tempting to buy a property by ignoring unpermitted work because of its appealing features. However, before you make a decision, you have to understand the risks you are about to take. Here is what you need to know. Legal consequences In most cases, a...
On Behalf of Dale & Eke | Aug 3, 2026 | Estate Planning
Indiana's accelerating energy transformation presents agricultural landowners with unprecedented opportunities for long-term revenue. However, committing your land to a half-century lease fundamentally binds multiple generations of your family. Negotiate these...
On Behalf of Dale & Eke | Jul 31, 2026 | Business Law
You built your company on your own, making every decision and signing every contract. So what happens to that business the day you are no longer here to run it? For the owner of a single-member limited liability company (LLC), the answer often surprises families....
On Behalf of Dale & Eke | Jul 23, 2026 | Business Law
Running a business with partners can be exciting, but shared ownership also creates challenges you may not anticipate. For instance, a co-owner may want to leave the company, retire, pursue another opportunity or sell their ownership interest. These moments often...
On Behalf of Dale & Eke | Jul 15, 2026 | Estate Planning
You signed a solar lease that will likely run longer than you will. That is the hard math behind utility-scale solar in Indiana, where agreements can run 30 to 60 years, and the ground you walked as a boy may still sit under panels when your grandchildren inherit it....
On Behalf of Dale & Eke | Jul 9, 2026 | Tax Law & IRS Disputes
Charitable giving can be a kind and meaningful way to support people, causes and communities you care about. You may want to give money, property, business interests or part of your estate to a charity that reflects your values. Still, giving is not always simple. In...
On Behalf of Dale & Eke | Jun 29, 2026 | Estate Planning
A will is the most basic estate planning document. For many people, wills are ultimately the only documents they create. Supplementary documents may be necessary to address matters beyond naming their beneficiaries, selecting a personal representative and identifying...