Attorney John Collins has over 19 years of experience in estate, trust and elder law. Throughout those years of service, he has established a strong record of helping many individuals, families and businesses. Mr. Collins brings valuable insight to your legal problems, and he works hard to see that your legal needs are served and your problems solved.
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Prior to starting the law firm of Collins Law Group, LLC, John practiced law in Jasper, Indiana also in Evansville, Indiana, for nearly 18 years with premiere Evansville and Indianapolis-based law firms.
While John now practices law at his own law firm primarily in Jasper, he continues to see and meet with clients all over Southern Indiana, including in Evansville and nearby towns and counties.
John represents clients ranging from corporate trustees to individuals from all walks of life.
John is licensed to practice law in both Indiana and Illinois.
While John now practices law at his own law firm primarily in Jasper, he continues to see and meet with clients all over Southern Indiana, including in Evansville and nearby towns and counties.
John represents clients ranging from corporate trustees to individuals from all walks of life.
John is licensed to practice law in both Indiana and Illinois.
For 20 years, attorney John Collins has been preparing a full range of simple, routine and complex estate plans for his clients.
During those years of practice, Mr. Collins has represented estate planning clients at various wealth levels and from many different walks of life.
Mr. Collins has substantial experience designing intricate, tax-saving estate plans and trusts; however, he also has the experience and understanding to handle estate planning for clients of modest wealth who do not need or want complicated plans.
During those years of practice, Mr. Collins has represented estate planning clients at various wealth levels and from many different walks of life.
Mr. Collins has substantial experience designing intricate, tax-saving estate plans and trusts; however, he also has the experience and understanding to handle estate planning for clients of modest wealth who do not need or want complicated plans.
Farmers and their families have unique estate, tax and business planning needs and concerns.
Mr. Collins has years of experience advising farmers and their families on those concerns.
In most typical cases, Mr. Collins advises farmers and their interested family members as to the planning options available to own, manage and then later transition ownership of the family farm to members of the next generation in a tax-advantaged way.
Such planning frequently involves the use of family-held business entities (such as a family limited partnership or limited liability company) and trusts, and it usually includes estate planning concepts and documents that specifically address transfer and continuing ownership of the farm operation after death.
Mr. Collins has years of experience advising farmers and their families on those concerns.
In most typical cases, Mr. Collins advises farmers and their interested family members as to the planning options available to own, manage and then later transition ownership of the family farm to members of the next generation in a tax-advantaged way.
Such planning frequently involves the use of family-held business entities (such as a family limited partnership or limited liability company) and trusts, and it usually includes estate planning concepts and documents that specifically address transfer and continuing ownership of the farm operation after death.
Long-term care in a nursing home can be extremely expensive, usually costing (on a private-pay basis) somewhere approaching $7,500 per month in Southern Indiana.
Figuring out how to pay for a loved-one's nursing home care can be a daunting challenge, not only because there are usually several different ways to consider paying for that care, but also because of the complex laws involving Medicaid, which is the primary government program that, out of any other, sometimes pays for a person's long-term care.
Figuring out how to pay for a loved-one's nursing home care can be a daunting challenge, not only because there are usually several different ways to consider paying for that care, but also because of the complex laws involving Medicaid, which is the primary government program that, out of any other, sometimes pays for a person's long-term care.
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