Billed by the Hour: What Are You Paying For?
Legal billing is simultaneously one of the most unique aspects of the profession and the most frustrating for clients. Most attorneys employ “Hourly Billing” which means that, based upon a stated hourly rate, you are billed for the amount of time the attorney spends...Einterz & Einterz Joins Impact Connections VFO
Einterz & Einterz is proud to announce its partnership with Impact Connections Virtual Family Office, which is a network of some of Indiana’s leading professionals in Finance, Accounting, Wealth Management, Real Estate, Legal Services, Tax Services, and much...Einterz & Einterz Seminar Series
The E&E Seminar Series is a casual approach to serious issues affecting you, your business, and your industry. Join us for drinks, snacks, lively conversation, and networking with other area business professionals while the attorneys of Einterz & Einterz...Estate Planning – What Will Change And What Will Remain The Same
2021 ushered in a new administration in Washington, D.C. with a Democrat controlled Congress. This may present some challenges and opportunities in estate planning. Restrictions on gifting. Presently, an individual can transfer $11,700,000 through their estate...Common Questions Attorneys Are Asked (And the Answers!)
Why should I choose Einterz & Einterz? Einterz & Einterz prides itself on the experience of its attorneys. We strive to provide experienced service to our clients while focusing on achieving the best possible result in a cost-effective manner. Is suing...Do I need an attorney to review my Purchase Agreement for my new home if I already have a realtor?
By: Courtney Einterz The short answer is – yes, it is always important to have an attorney review any purchase agreement you are entering into to ensure that your legal rights are protected, even if you already have a realtor involved. While your realtor will likely...The Most Common Small Business Issues Right Now
The world is different right now, and small business owners are feeling the changes to a much greater degree than many other sectors of society. Some problems never go away: issues with employees, suppliers, vendors, and customers will be around as long as you have...
