Mark Cannon

Mark focuses his law practice in the areas of estate planning, probate and trust administration, business formation and succession planning, business transactions, contracts and real estate law. Before beginning his legal career, Mark worked at Northwestern Mutual Life, where he implemented life and disability insurance plans for clients. After leaving Northwestern Mutual, Mark attended law school, where he earned Dean’s List recognition five times. Mark started his legal career at the Indiana Department of Revenue as an Inheritance Tax Attorney, where he audited inheritance tax returns and fielded telephone calls from attorney, CPA’s and trust officers on complex inheritance tax matters. Mark then joined a local public accounting firm where he recommended estate, gift, and income tax planning strategies for high net worth clients. Mark has been in private practice since leaving the tax accounting field in 1999. Mark has been a speaker at numerous seminars, including “Advanced Estate Planning Techniques in Indiana”; “Key Issues in Estate Planning & Probate in Indiana”; “Probate Process from Start to Finish”; “Top 10 Practice Tips for Young Lawyers & General Practitioners — Estate Planning and Administration” and “Advanced Issues in Probate for the Paralegal in Indiana.” Mark is also active in the community. Since he is a cancer survivor, Mark is passionate about supporting the fight against cancer. Mark is a volunteer with the American Cancer Society. In 2013, Mark was awarded the American Cancer Society IN/MI Heart award for dedicated service to advocacy and the fight against cancer. Mark also served on the Board of Directors for the Indianapolis Ambassadors, a local charitable supporting organization. Mark started the Estate Planning Ministry and led a men’s bible study group at Northview Church in Carmel, Indiana. Mark currently attends Traders Point Church and lives in Brownsburg with his wife, Kirsten, their three children and