Indianapolis Estate Planning & Business Law Attorneys

Indianapolis Estate Planning, Business Law & Elder Law Attorneys

Griffith Xidias Law Group has proudly served Indianapolis individuals, families, and business owners from its west-side office since 2010. Our firm provides comprehensive legal services spanning estate planning, elder law, business law, real estate, litigation, and immigration law—all from one trusted location. With over 50 years of combined attorney experience and a Martindale-Hubbell Distinguished rating, we bring depth, integrity, and locally grounded expertise to every client relationship.

Legal Services for Indianapolis Residents and Business Owners

We understand that legal needs rarely fit into a single practice area. A growing business owner needs liability protection through an LLC or corporation structure, but also needs an estate plan that ensures business succession and family security. An aging parent requires elder law counsel to protect assets during long-term care, while also needing updated estate documents. A young family wants to establish guardianship designations and prepare a will, but also needs to understand how business interests fit into the overall plan.

That’s where the GX Law Group advantage shines. Our six integrated practice areas—estate planning, elder law, business law, real estate law, litigation, and immigration—mean you get coordinated counsel across the full arc of your legal life. You’re not passed between firms or departments; you work with the same attorneys who understand your whole situation.

Estate Planning: wills, trusts, power of attorney, healthcare directives, guardianship designations
Elder Law: Medicaid planning, asset protection, long-term care transition, incapacity planning
Business Law: formation, structuring, operating agreements, buy-sell agreements, succession planning
Real Estate Law: residential and commercial transactions, title review, deed and lien preparation
Litigation: contract disputes, probate litigation, business disagreements, real estate conflicts
Immigration: family-based visas, employment visas, naturalization, deportation defense

Why Indianapolis Families and Business Owners Choose GX Law Group

Prevention-First Philosophy

Legal crises are expensive and time-consuming. We focus on anticipating problems before they arise—whether that’s a carefully drafted operating agreement that prevents partnership disputes, a comprehensive estate plan that avoids probate delays, or an elder law strategy that protects assets before a long-term care event occurs.

Direct Attorney Access—No Handoffs

You speak directly with the attorneys handling your matter. We don’t delegate core work to paralegals or junior staff, and you’re not shuffled between departments. Continuity of counsel builds trust and ensures nothing falls through the cracks.

Cross-Practice Insight

Insights from one practice area often solve problems in another. A business law structure protects personal assets. An elder law strategy affects business succession. An immigration matter influences estate planning. By working across all six areas, we see opportunities and risks that siloed specialists might miss.

Long-Term Client Relationships

Many of our clients have worked with us for 30+ years. They return as their lives evolve—a new business launch, a child’s marriage, an aging parent’s care transition, a real estate acquisition. We grow with them, and they benefit from historical context that newer advisors wouldn’t have.

Spanish-Speaking Legal Support

We employ Spanish-speaking legal assistants to ensure that language barriers never prevent clear communication or limit access to quality legal services.

Martindale-Hubbell Distinguished Rating

Our firm holds a Martindale-Hubbell Distinguished rating—a peer-reviewed credential that reflects our professional competence, ethical standards, and commitment to client satisfaction.

Marion County Courthouse and Legal Resources

If you need to conduct legal business in Marion County, here are key courthouse and government resources:

Marion County Superior Court (Probate Division) — Handles wills, trusts, guardianship, estate administration, and related probate matters. Address: 200 E. Washington St., Indianapolis, IN 46204.
Marion County Clerk’s Office — Responsible for recording deeds, mortgages, liens, and other legal documents. Located at the same address: 200 E. Washington St., Indianapolis, IN 46204.
Indiana Secretary of State — Files business formation documents (LLC articles, corporate articles, partnership documents). Address: 302 W. Washington St., Suite E018, Indianapolis, IN 46204.

Serving All Indianapolis Neighborhoods and Communities

We serve clients throughout Indianapolis and Marion County—from the north side through the south side, east side to west side, and everywhere in between. Our office is strategically located on the west side near I-465, making us easily accessible from any part of the city, whether you’re commuting from downtown, Carmel, Fishers, or Greenwood.

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Frequently Asked Questions — Indianapolis Legal Services

Do I need an attorney for estate planning in Indianapolis?

Yes. Indiana law (IC 29-1-5-1 et seq.) governs wills and trusts, and improper execution can invalidate your entire plan, leaving your family with probate court involvement, increased taxes, and family conflict. Marion County probate procedures have specific filing requirements and timelines. A qualified attorney ensures your documents are legally sound, properly executed, and aligned with your goals. Most people only create an estate plan once or twice in their lives—getting it right matters.

How much does an estate plan cost in Indianapolis?

It depends on complexity. A straightforward will and power of attorney cost less than a comprehensive plan with multiple trusts, business succession provisions, and elder law coordination. We offer a free initial planning session so we can understand your situation, explain your options, and provide transparent fee guidance. Many families find that a solid plan actually saves money—through reduced probate costs, tax efficiency, and avoided disputes.

Can one law firm handle both my business and personal legal needs?

Absolutely—and it’s often the ideal approach. A single firm with expertise across business law, estate planning, and elder law can create coordinated solutions. For example, your business structure affects your personal liability and your estate plan; your estate plan must address business succession; and elder law strategies protect both personal and business assets. With GX Law Group, you get integrated counsel that sees your whole picture.

Where is your Indianapolis office located?

We’re located at , on the city’s west side near I-465. This location offers easy access from anywhere in Marion County and throughout the Indianapolis metro area. We’re accessible whether you’re coming from downtown, the north side, south side, or surrounding communities.

Do you offer services in Spanish?

Yes. We employ Spanish-speaking legal assistants to help ensure clear communication and full access to our legal services. Language should never be a barrier to quality legal counsel.

Contact us to discuss your legal needs—estate planning, elder law, business law, or anything else on your mind. Call or email to get started. Your first planning session is always free.