Estate Planning Attorney

A good estate plan doesn’t need to be complicated. It’s a few well-drafted documents that say who makes decisions for you if you can’t, and who receives what you leave behind. Lubanski Law prepares basic estate plans for individuals and families across Indiana. You work directly with Attorney Nicholas Lubanski from your first conversation to signing day.

Wills

A will names who receives your property, who handles your estate, and who you want caring for your minor children. Whether you’re starting from scratch or replacing an outdated will, I draft it to meet Indiana’s requirements and walk you through signing it properly.

Powers of Attorney

A durable financial power of attorney lets someone you trust pay bills, manage accounts, and handle your affairs if you can’t. Without one, your family may have to go to court to get that authority.

Health Care Advance Directives

An Indiana advance directive names the person who will make medical decisions for you and records your wishes about care, including end-of-life treatment, so your family isn’t left guessing.

Simple Trusts

For some families, a simple revocable trust fits better than a will alone. I’ll explain whether one makes sense for you. If it does, I’ll draft it and explain how to fund it.

Is Basic Estate Planning Right for Me?

My estate planning practice is built for straightforward situations. I don’t handle probate or estate administration. If your situation calls for complex tax or business succession planning, I’ll tell you at your consultation.