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Phone: (260) 426-2889

Address: 2115 Carroll Rd, Fort Wayne, IN 46818

Website: http://randyyoung.com

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Divorce
Randy Young also has background and training in business and commercial law and litigation, federal and appellate practice, tax and asset valuation, and other areas of law that often intersect with divorce and family law.
Child Custody and Visitation
A little knowledge can go a long way to protect your assets and family relationships. Planning can save headaches and money, and can provide peace of mind. Check out our blog for more information and tips to help you understand and prepare for some of the more common issues you’ll encounter in a divorce, child custody, or other family law matter.
Guardianship
Providing for minor children, in the form of guardianship, as well as someone appointed to manage their inheritance until they come of age.
Legal Separation
Randy Young comes from diverse background with experience in many family law practice areas, including divorce, legal separation, child custody and parenting plans, complex property valuations and asset divisions, international cases, and non-traditional family issues.

Criminal Defense
For other legal matters, A PREPAYMENT FEE is usually required for new clients, for all criminal matters, for clients with outstanding balances over one month old, and for new matters that will require substantial amounts of time once a commitment is made for representation. Requests for additional prepayment may be made during the course of a representation, if it appears that new or unexpected work will have to be undertaken beyond that initially discussed.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
Welcome to the Fort Wayne, Indiana business law office of Randy Young, Attorney at Law, where he provide personal service and practical advice to our clients in Fort Wayne, Auburn, and the surrounding counties and cities.

Real Estate Transactions
THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS PROVIDED FOR MOST PROBATE ESTATES IN GENERAL. A SPECIFIC AGREEMENT IS FURTHER DETAILED AT THE END OF THIS CONTRACT. SINCE MANY ESTATES ALSO INCLUDE LEGAL ISSUES INVOLVING REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS, PENDING LAW SUITS, AND OTHER SIMILAR MATTERS, THESE ISSUES ARE ALSO COVERED IN THE FOLLOWING PARAGRAPHS.

Personal Injury
A personal injury lawsuit is the result of a “tort,” or a civil wrong. A Fort Wayne personal injury lawyer attempts to right this wrong through the civil justice system. An experienced attorney understands how to effectively represent a client’s rights and obtain compensation. Our lawyers effectively educate the defense attorney and the insurance company about the injuries you have sustained, the circumstances of the accident, and other related losses. By effectively telling your story, our lawyers work to establish the fault of the defendant.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
There’s another aspect of estate planning that is often overlooked: planning for medical care. Depending on your situation, that may mean purchasing long-term care insurance, establishing a health care proxy able to make decisions on your behalf, and more. When it comes to your care in old age or disability, most people feel very strongly. By leaving instructions for your family, you can make sure your wishes are carried out.
Wills
In a SUPERVISED ESTATE, the Court must formally approve the payment of all bills and the sale of all property, often only after an appropriate motion, notice to heirs, hearing in front of the judge, and an order entered by the judge. All of this additional process of time and paperwork makes Supervised Estates very expensive to administer. In SUPERVISED ESTATES, fees are set by the Court. Supervised Estate fees currently include a $500.00 base fee, plus an additional fee of 6% of the first $100,000.00 of gross assets, plus 4% of the next $100,000.00, etc., with an additional charge for non-probate matters handled, or unusual additional work, like will contests and such, as approved by the Court.
Trusts
Attorney is being retained for the following services, and no others, at this time: PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION OF THE ESTATE OF ___________________, AND ASSOCIATED CONSENTS, INSURANCE CLAIMS, TRANSFERS, TAX RETURNS, LIVING TRUST, OR OTHER WORK DUE AS A RESULT OF HIS/HER PASSING.
Power of Attorney
GENERAL POWER OF ATTORNEY = $150.00* (Includes Medical Directives and Living Will); $200.00* for Husband and Wife combination for similar documents – this includes time for execution of documents in our offices – we will provide the necessary witnesses and notary, and a prepayment credit will also apply for immediate payment at the first interview.
Probate

Tax Law
Tax planning, aimed at preventing your family from paying too much in taxes on your estate (without such planning, the government could take as much as 35% of your estate!).

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