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Troy Christopher Kiefer is a dedicated attorney at Beers Mallers, Attorneys at Law, and the principal at The Law Office of Troy Kiefer in Fort Wayne, Indiana. With a profound commitment to serving his clients, Troy focuses on providing peace of mind and compassionate guidance to individuals and families navigating life's complexities, particularly in the realms of estate planning and personal injury. Passionate about empowering baby boomers and their families, Troy understands the importance of safeguarding loved ones, cherished possessions, and future aspirations. With each client interaction, he adopts a personalized approach, ensuring that he listens attentively to their concerns and offers sound legal advice backed by prompt action. His goal is to help clients prepare for an uncertain future while protecting their interests. Troy is especially sensitive to the needs of the elderly and their families, offering thoughtful counsel on long-term health care options and government benefits. His empathetic nature is the cornerstone of his practice, as he strives to alleviate the burdens faced by those he serves. A graduate of Valparaiso University School of Law, Troy is licensed to practice in Indiana and holds dual Bachelor’s degrees in Sociology and Urban Planning from Ball State University. He is an active member of the Indiana State Bar Association and the Allen County Bar Association, as well as being accredited by the Veterans Administration. Additionally, Troy is affiliated with the National Association of Elder Law Attorneys, WealthCouncil, and the Fort Wayne Estate Planning Council. Residing in Fort Wayne with his wife Danielle and their two daughters, Dana and Abigail, Troy enjoys spending time with his loyal dog, Jackson. His dedication to community, family, and the legal profession defines his practice and enriches the lives of those he represents.
Trust attorneys help individuals and families create and administer trusts for asset protection, tax planning, and wealth transfer. Common matters include trust creation, trust administration, trust disputes, special needs trusts.