Frequently Asked Questions

Estate planning is the process of legally documenting your wishes for how your assets,

healthcare, and responsibilities should be handled in the event of your incapacity or death. It

ensures your loved ones are protected, reduces stress during difficult times, and can help avoid

probate or disputes.

Angela Reid Brown is a licensed attorney focused on estate planning services. She provides

professional, personalized legal guidance virtually to individuals and families across Indiana.

A comprehensive estate plan typically includes several key legal documents designed to protect assets, ensure wishes are honored, and provide guidance for loved ones during incapacity or after death.  Typical documents include:

• Last Will and Testament
• Power of Attorney
• Advance Directive/Health Care Directive

Some estate plans may also include:

• Trust
• Business Succession Plans
• Title and Deed Documents

Each estate plan can be tailored to individual needs. 

Yes. All consultations, document exchanges, and plan delivery are done virtually through secure

platforms. This makes estate planning convenient, safe, and accessible — no office visit

required.

1. Submit a brief online questionnaire.

2. We contact you securely to book a consultation.

3. During your consultation, we’ll recommend the best services based on your needs.

4. You select a plan and pay online.

5. We prepare and deliver your estate planning documents.

We offer transparent pricing with both packaged and a-la-carte services. You’ll receive a clear

quote after your consultation — no hidden fees.

Flexible payment options may be available depending on the service package selected. Please

email us at info@angelareidbrown.com for further information

Yes. All communications, consultations, and documents are handled through encrypted, secure

platforms that protect your privacy and confidentiality. 

Yes. Estate planning documents prepared through our services comply with applicable Indiana laws. You will receive instructions for final steps like witnessing or notarization.

Indiana 

Yes! Life changes — and so can your plan. We offer affordable reviews and updates as part of

our services.

Not always. In Indiana, if you don’t have a will, the law decides who inherits based on your family situation. Your spouse might share the estate with your children, parents, or other relatives. Having a will lets you clearly decide who gets what and helps avoid surprises for your loved ones. 

We’re happy to help. You can contact us directly at info@angelareidbrown.com or call us at 317-406-7655 to book a short consultation to talk through your needs.

We’re happy to help. You can contact us directly at info@angelareidbrown.com or call us at 317-406-7655 to book a short consultation to talk through your needs.

We’re happy to help. You can email us at info@angelareidbrown.com or call us at 317-406-7655 to book a short consultation to talk through your needs.