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Oni Harton, J.D.

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Oni Harton, J.D., Contributing Author

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Oni Harton is an attorney with significant experience in litigation and estate planning. With writing and research experience spanning over two decades, Oni has served as a legal writer and editor in several roles. She leverages this experience to ensure that FindLaw provides informative, timely, and accurate information across several practice areas. 

Oni enjoys contributing to efforts that connect people with critical legal services. She is also passionate about informing professionals and consumers on everyday legal topics. Oni contributes to FindLaw by creating content and verifying the legal accuracy of articles. Oni is an Indiana University School of Law graduate. She is licensed in Indiana. 

Latest Articles

  • Wrongful Death of the Fetus or Newborn

    FindLaw.com discusses wrongful death lawsuits when a newborn or fetus dies as a result of medical malpractice. It explains the lawsuits and how to get help.

  • Wrongful Death During Childbirth

    FindLaw discusses how wrongful death lawsuits can arise when a mother passes away during childbirth or pregnancy and explains how an attorney can help.

  • Digital Estate Planning Laws

    Your estate planning, including a will, can be planned and executed in certain states. Learn about e-wills, digital planning, remote signatures, and much more at FindLaw.com.

  • Documents for Your Attorney: Personal Injury

    FindLaw discusses documents needed to support claims in a personal injury case, including medical malpractice and product liability cases.

  • Information for Your Lawyer: Medical Background

    FindLaw discusses information a lawyer typically requests from injured patients to learn about their medical malpractice claims and support their case.

  • Living Trust vs. Will

    Deciding between a living trust and a will depends on your personal concerns and what you want to achieve from estate planning. Read this FindLaw article to learn more about how living trusts and wills are different.

  • Revoking, Challenging, or Changing a Will

    If you already have a will, one of the most common estate planning mistakes you can make is failing to update your will when major life changes occur. Learn about codicils, personal property memorandums, and much more at FindLaw.com.

  • Why Setting up a Living Trust May Be Unnecessary

    FindLaw discusses issues to consider when deciding whether a trust is right for you. Living trusts can be suitable in some situations but not in others.

  • Types of Trusts

    Trusts come in many different forms and work in unique ways to benefit your estate planning. Learn about revocable and irrevocable trusts, tax exclusions, and much more at FindLaw.com.

  • Revocable Living Trust

    FindLaw explains revocable living trusts, their benefits, limitations, and setup process. Learn how they can help avoid probate and protect your privacy.

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