John A. Cremer

Areas of Practice: Trusts and Estate Litigation Estate Planning Estate Administration Appellate Practice Bar Admissions: Indiana, 1989 U. S. District Court Southern District of Indiana, 1989 Education: Indiana University School of Law, Indianapolis, Indiana, 1989 J. D. Indiana University, 1986 B. A. Published Works: Henrys Indiana Probate Law and Practice, (Co-Author), Matthew Bender & Co., Inc., 2005 To What Extent May Non Probate Transfers Be Made to Defeat the Spousal Election Under I. C. 29-1-3-1?, Res Gestae, 2001 New Tax Laws Provide Relief for Families, Indys Child, December, 1997 Powers of Attorney Their Usefulness and Concern, Indys Child, January, 1997 Classes/Seminars Taught: Dementia Pathology and Assessment- Midwest Estate Tax & Business Planning Institute 2012 Legislative Changes to the Indiana Trust Code and POA Act from a Litigation Perspective, Allen County Bar Association, 2005 Direct Exam Demonstration of Attorney who Drafted Estate Plan and Treating Physician for Probate Litigation Seminar, Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum (ICLEF), 2004 Summary of Recent Probate and Trust Decisions, ICLEF, 2004 The Presumption of Undue Influence in Fiduciary Transactions, Indianapolis Bar Association, 2004 Summary of Recent Probate Decisions, ICLEF, 2004 Trust Litigation, ICLEF, 2001 Will Contests, ICLEF, 2000 Recent Discussions in Probate and Trust Litigation, ICLEF, 1999 Trust Litigation, ICLEF, 1998 Unforeseen Consequences of Dying Without a Will, Senior Community Group, 1997 Will Contests, ICLEF, 1997 Indianas Dead Mans Statutes: An Overview, ICLEF, 1997 Professional Associations and Memberships: Fellow, American College of Trust and Estate Counsel Probate Litigation ICLEF Seminar, 1994 - 2004, Co-Chair Indianapolis Bar Association Indiana State Bar Association Indiana Trial Lawyers Association Estate Planning Council of Indianapolis