Loss of a loved one is always difficult, but losing a family member at this time of pandemic is made harder by the social distancing and other restrictions being put in place. Funeral homes are limiting who can attend a funeral.
At this time, when it may not be possible to meet with an attorney face to face, my estate law practice is ready to serve families through use of technology. We can assist with estate administration without an in person meeting. We have a long-established practice of utilizing technology to provide efficient and reliable service for our clients. We are experienced using videoconference or teleconference to meet with clients. Our technology is easy and accessible to use, and will allow us to meet with you from the comfort and safety of your home.
We regularly represent out-of-state or remote clients, many of whom are unable to meet face-to-face. We are ready to apply this experience to serving more families during this time of social distancing, when we may not be able have an in-person meeting.
Our Indiana estate practice has utilized technology for many years, and we are an entirely electronic law practice. Indiana Courts now all use electronic filing of estate administrations. We can meet with you and open estate administrations all without meeting in-person. We are ready to help you through this difficult time of loss, and we understand that it is made all the more difficult and challenging by the current global public health crisis. We will do everything we can to ease the complications created by current restrictions and social distancing, and help you through the administration of your loved one’s estate.
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