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3 costly injuries that could follow a slip-and-fall while shopping

On Behalf of Timothy R. Hayes, Attorney At Law | May 2, 2025 | Personal Injury

Falling is a dangerous experience, regardless of the distance involved. Some people dismiss the idea that a same-level fall, like a slip-and-fall, could cause serious medical issues. They assume that a person has to fall from a significant elevation to be at risk of...

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How an estate plan can help keep children in their family home

On Behalf of Timothy R. Hayes, Attorney At Law | Feb 4, 2025 | Estate Planning & Administration

There are many reasons why parents establishing an estate plan might want their children to stay in their family home. Maybe it has passed to multiple generations of family, and it is an important part of their heritage. Perhaps the property is in a competitive school...

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The risk of an overtime wage claim recently increased

On Behalf of Timothy R. Hayes, Attorney At Law | Nov 7, 2024 | Business Law & Litigation

Employers have to comply with both federal and state statutes regarding how they treat workers. Paying employees at least minimum wage and adhering to other wage laws is a crucial organizational obligation. When companies fail to pay workers for their time on the...

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What if a home seller doesn’t have a new place to live yet?

On Behalf of Timothy R. Hayes, Attorney At Law | Aug 1, 2024 | Real Estate Law

There are many challenges associated with residential real estate transactions that can cause complications. For example, buyers may offer a high price for a property, only to have the appraisal come in lower than anticipated. The buyer might lose a job before...

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How credit cards can trap people in debt, and how bankruptcy can help

On Behalf of Timothy R. Hayes, Attorney At Law | May 1, 2024 | Bankruptcy

Most modern households can't balance their budgets without credit cards. Credit cards provide people with spending power in between paychecks when they may not have enough cash on hand to repair their vehicles or buy groceries. When used very carefully, credit cards...

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Is an Indiana dog owner liable if their animal bites someone?

On Behalf of Timothy R. Hayes, Attorney At Law | Feb 11, 2024 | Personal Injury

A dog bite incident can be more than just terrifying. It can also be a source of significant financial setbacks. Dogs who become aggressive can cause serious physical injuries. People may have hundreds or even thousands of dollars in medical care costs after a dog...

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Does a house always need to pass through probate court?

On Behalf of Timothy R. Hayes, Attorney At Law | Nov 9, 2023 | Estate Planning & Administration

Probate courts in Indiana serve several important roles. They help to ensure that the distribution of someone's assets complies with both state law and the instructions in a testator’s estate plan. Probate court oversight also helps to protect the legacy of a deceased...

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Does a breach of a business contract always lead to litigation?

On Behalf of Timothy R. Hayes, Attorney At Law | Aug 7, 2023 | Business Law & Litigation

Business contracts help make expenditures predictable and limit an organization's liability. Once a company has negotiated a contract with a vendor or service provider, there is an expectation that both parties will abide by the agreement. Unfortunately, contract...

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Why uninsured motorist coverage is a popular policy addition

On Behalf of Timothy R. Hayes, Attorney At Law | May 9, 2023 | Motor Vehicle Accidents

Drivers in Indiana have to accept personal risk as the downside to the convenience generated by having one's own motor vehicle. For example, every time people drive, they could cross paths with someone who is distracted or drunk at the wheel. Quite a few drivers...

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When is the right time to create an estate plan?

On Behalf of Timothy R. Hayes, Attorney At Law | Feb 15, 2023 | Estate Planning & Administration

If you seek feedback in re: the issue of when you should engage in estate planning, you’ll likely receive varied responses. Some people will tell you to wait until you have valuable property like real estate in your name. Others will suggest that you wait until you...

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