Our practice focuses on people, not just the law. We are passionate about serving you, your family, and your business with a comprehensive legal perspective. Let us help answer your personal and business legal challenges with a solution that is comprised of equal parts excellence, integrity, and compassion. That’s Dale Huffman & Babcock.
No two clients share the exact same vision or challenge. We don’t have a cookie-cutter, one-size-fits-all approach to our legal services. We adapt our approach to service the unique needs of your family or business. Let us help you plan for the future with the tools and knowledge to tackle any situation.
Our Firm was founded in 1979, when attorney David C. Dale decided to take his passion for serving the legal needs of our community to the next level by opening his own practice with one legal assistant and a typewriter. Partners Keith P. Huffman and Timothy K. Babcock, in concert with our staff of Attorneys, continue our rich tradition of serving our community, which now extends throughout Northeast Indiana. Our practice focuses on:
Asset Preservation Planning
When facing the seemingly insurmountable burden of providing long term care for your loved one, let us tackle the mountain of paperwork and assist you in preserving your assets along the way
Estate Administration
Allow us to guide your family after life’s most difficult moments
Estate Planning
Protect your legacy and create a roadmap for any of life’s challenges with a will, trust, and powers of attorney
Guardianship
Have a plan B in place for your family when it is needed most
Real Estate
We’ll make sure every square inch is taken care of – from farms to leases, we have you covered
Commercial Business
We offer insights and services tailored to your organization; from big to small, our services will fit your needs
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How to Contact the Indiana BMV When You Believe Your Loved One Should no Longer Drive How do you know when your dad should no longer drive? The answer is obvious: when you will no longer ride with him. The sad fact is in rural Indiana losing your driver’s license ...
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