Troyer & Good, PC

Focus and practice areas

Troyer & Good, PC is a law firm in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Its work centers on estate planning, estate administration, and Medicaid planning. That focus gives the firm a clear lane in the wider field of legal services.

The estate planning side uses wills and trusts. The goal is to protect a client's assets during their lifetime and to direct where those assets go after death. This is planning that a person sets up while they are living, then leaves in place for their family.

Estate administration is the other half of that picture. It covers probate and trust administration, the steps a family takes after losing a loved one. The firm helps with paying final expenses and distributing assets. In my opinion, pairing the planning work with the administration work is sensible, because the same firm can see a plan through from the day it is signed to the day it is carried out.

Medicaid and elder law work

Medicaid planning is a named service, listed alongside estate planning and estate administration on the firm's own pages. The firm describes this work as protecting assets from nursing home costs. For families weighing long-term care, that is a specific and practical concern.

Elder law and guardianships round out this area. Guardianship matters come up when a person can no longer manage their own affairs and someone must be appointed to act for them. The firm handles those cases along with the Medicaid eligibility questions that often sit next to them.

Asset protection is part of the same conversation. When a client is looking at nursing home costs or Medicaid eligibility, the question of which assets are protected becomes the practical heart of the plan. The firm addresses both together.

Who does the Medicaid work

Leah C. Good, a partner, handles Medicaid eligibility and asset protection. Her name is attached directly to this part of the practice on the firm's about page. She also works in estate planning, guardianships, probate, and trust administration, so her practice spans the firm's core areas.

How the team is built

The firm names three attorneys. Tracy L. Troyer and Leah C. Good are both partners, and Michael T. Fakaros is listed as an attorney. Two of the three names sit in the firm's own name, which tells you who built it.

Tracy L. Troyer works in estate planning, probate, trust administration, guardianships, and Medicaid planning. Her listed areas cover the full range of what the firm offers, from the planning documents through the administration that follows. That breadth means a client can work with a partner across the life of a matter.

Leah C. Good's practice overlaps with Troyer's on estate planning, guardianships, probate, and trust administration, while she carries the Medicaid eligibility and asset protection focus described above. The two partners share the same core work, which gives the firm some depth in each area rather than a single point of contact.

Michael T. Fakaros is listed as an attorney on the firm's pages. The site names him as part of the team. As a reviewer, I note only what the firm publishes, and his practice areas are not spelled out on the pages our research covered.

What clients can expect from the setup

The firm publishes free forms, guides, and brochures. That is a small but useful detail, because it means some material is available to read before a client ever picks up the phone. For estate and elder law questions, having plain reference material on hand can help a family arrive at a meeting with better questions.

Consultations happen by phone or by scheduled appointment. The office is on Constitution Drive in Fort Wayne and is wheelchair accessible. Accessibility is worth mentioning for a practice whose clients often include older adults and families managing a relative's care.

The practice areas match a clear taxonomy: wills, trusts, probate, Medicaid and long-term care planning, and guardianship and conservatorship. A person searching for any one of those will find it handled here. In my opinion, the firm reads as a focused estate and elder law practice, and it does not stretch itself across unrelated fields.

Reading the firm as a whole

Put together, Troyer & Good, PC presents itself as an estate planning and elder law firm with two partners and a third attorney. The published work runs from wills and trusts through probate and trust administration, with Medicaid planning and guardianships as named services.

What stands out is the consistency between the two partners' listed practice areas. Both Troyer and Good cover estate planning, probate, trust administration, and guardianships, and Good adds the Medicaid eligibility and asset protection work. A family that needs a plan drafted and later needs that plan administered can stay with the same firm through both stages.

The firm keeps its public information practical. It lists its services, names its attorneys, offers free reference material, and notes that its office is wheelchair accessible. For a directory built on evidence, those are the facts on record, and they point to a Fort Wayne practice concentrated on estate, probate, and elder law matters.