Our Practice
We know our clients deserve the best possible representation and we deliver exactly that. Expertise and integrity are the guiding principles that characterize the lawyers at Barnes Cadwell Law.
We are an Indiana legal firm that serves their client’s with integrity and skill to help clients obtain asset protection, develop their estate plans and the preparation of wills and trusts, navigate the probate administration process, and protect creditors’ rights.
The Barnes Cadwell staff of legal professionals always put your needs first. Our practice style combines forceful advocacy, the latest legal know-how, and unmatched research and documentation expertise. We maintain the highest ethical standards while representing clients’ rights and interests in litigation to bring about winning results. Progressive standards coupled with aggressive representation of our clients’ rights during litigation allow us to represent clients effectively and deliver winning results with reasonable, competitive legal fees.
In keeping with our practice’s priorities, our office features universal access and accommodations including reserved parking spaces for handicapped clients, exterior ramps, and many other aids. We pay close attention to environmental design, too. Our building and new office equipment and technologies are geared toward energy savings.
Areas of Practice :
- Estate Planning – Wills – Trusts – Probate
- Asset Protection
- Creditors’ Rights
- Support for small business
Questions About Estate Planning?
We Have Answers.
97 answers, to be precise. They are available in this free 41-page digital booklet, which we can instantly email to you.Included are answers to questions like:
- What are the benefits and disadvantages of a revocable living trust?
- Will a revocable living trust avoid or reduce taxes? Protect assets from creditors?
- Can I sell property that is in my revocable living trust?
- What is a special needs trust?
- Why do I need a durable power of attorney? Do I need one if I have a revocable living trust?
- What types of treatment can I request or refuse in my living will?