A trust is a mechanism that holds and protects specific property that is placed into it. A trust in Indiana is created when a person, called the “settlor, transfers property to another, called a trustee, in trust to be kept by the trustee for the benefit of the settlor’s beneficiaries. Trusts allow for the private distribution of a person’s assets or property. Indiana does not utilize the Uniform Probate Act, so that the process can be quite complicated. This video will answer some common questions regarding Trusts under Indiana Law. Read the full article here: www.oflaherty-law.com/learn-about-la…ana-trust-laws

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