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• After years of public service, Bradley Keffer and Scott Barnhart elected to use their experience and provide meaningful legal services to individuals. And, with their trial and appellate litigation backgrounds, they formed Keffer Barnhart LLP.

  Before beginning Keffer Barnhart, Bradley Keffer attended Miami University (Oxford, Ohio) and graduated cum laude from Indiana University School of Law – Indianapolis. Amongst other positions, Mr. Keffer was a deputy prosecuting attorney at the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office. As the Fatal Alcohol Crash Team (FACT) prosecutor and member of the Special Prosecutions Unit, he handled high profile, major felony cases. It was in his capacity as a government litigator that Bradley Keffer first came to work with Scott Barnhart.

  Scott Barnhart, a graduate of Indiana University and a cum laude graduate of the University of Toledo College of Law, served as a deputy attorney general at the Office of the Indiana Attorney General. He initially focused on appeals and has argued numerous times before the Indiana Court of Appeals and Indiana Supreme Court. Mr. Barnhart’s practice evolved to include trial litigation experience in civil rights, administrative law, constitutional law, and personal injury.

  Recognizing both their blend of experience and singular focus on litigation, Bradley Keffer and Scott Barnhart formed Keffer Barnhart to provide well-rounded legal services to its clients. Keffer Barnhart is now a central Indiana-based law firm with its main office in Indianapolis. The attorneys at Keffer Barnhart pride themselves on zealously advocating for clients before judges and juries. Keffer Barnhart’s practice areas include: criminal law, civil litigation, DUI law, constitutional and civil rights litigation, personal injury, administrative law, and appellate litigation (civil and criminal).

  If you need legal advice, call and schedule a free consultation with the attorneys at Keffer Barnhart.

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My mother gave me notarized power of attorney in 1974 - is it still valid? Since then, my name has changed due to marriage - does the name change invalidate the power of attorney? . I am going to need a power of attorney to put her car into the vehicle buy back program - the DMV has a special form for this power of attorney - does it need to be notarized.

Yes, she owns the property so she has full authority to dictate how it should be landscaped no matter how ugly that might be. It is unfortunate that things weren't more clearly set forth before work began, but this, I guess, is a lesson. For your future work, I would suggest running your intentions past her first. Putting in lawn, for instance, requires additional watering and maintenance such as weeding and cutting. Many people don't want that added responsibility. Even if you were to offer to take care of it, what happens when you move? The landlady is stuck with lawn that will now brown and die. Can you see that? I appreciate your work and I'm sure she does too, but it appears that she would just prefer low-maintenance plants.

"I spoke openly to the world. I always taught in synagogues and in the temple, where the Jews always meet, and in secret I have said nothing" (John 18:20 (NKJ)).

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Here's the situation: Daughter is both executor and has unlimited and durable power of attorney. She wishes to sell her father's properties to pay for medical expenses and home care as he is unable to take care of himself. However her brother (her father has only two children) claims this is unfair as he expects to be given a share upon his father's death. So she has decided to come to an agreement with him and give him 1/2 of everything - the other half to be used for his medical and home care expenses. Is she allowed by law to do that? His living will has no mention of what to do with his property/assets. Thank you for the help.. The half would be enough to pay for all his existing medical bills with some left for future expenses. And she's agreeing to it because the brother is causing her father a lot of stress by calling him at the care facility and poisoning his mind that she is using the money for her personal gain (which is very far from the truth). The father has dementia and forgets the conversation the next day, but the people working there inform her that whenever he calls him he goes on a fit and she's concerned he might suffer another stroke because of it. And they're not allowed to refuse the call due to him being an immediate relative, and the fact that his dad does want to talk to him. So she can think of no other way to stop him from stressing out her already very sickly dad..

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