Are LegalZoom Wills & Trusts Valid in the State of Indiana?
Some people in Indiana turn to LegalZoom to prepare a will or trust. As long as the will or trust conforms to the statutory requirements, the will or trust will be upheld in Indiana.
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Purpose
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A will is a document that distributes your property upon your death and can also indicate who you wish to take care of your minor children in the event of your death. A will generally requires probate. A trust is a legal way to control property during one's lifetime or to pass property to your heirs after your death. A trust usually does not require probate.
Indiana Law
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The requirements for the formation of a valid will are found in the Indiana Code Section 20-1-5 et seq. The rules governing the creation of a trust in Indiana can be found in the Indiana Code Section 30-4-2 et seq.
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LegalZoom
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LegalZoom is an online service created by attorneys that allows people to create their own legal documents. The service guides you through the process and takes into account the state where the document will be used. You should, however, always check the state requirements yourself to make sure the document complies with state laws.
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