Peter P. Ten Eyck - an Indianapolis, United States Estate and Retirement Planning Lawyer

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Indianapolis Estate and Retirement Planning Lawyer

Updated: 02/15/2026

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Estate and Retirement Planning

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By Robert F. on Aug. 26, 2020

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- [x] I apologize that this review is long overdue. I contacted Attorney Ten Eyck with a difficult legal problem I had been battling for well over 14 years. I had been to 4 previous attorneys all of which were unsure in what direction to proceed. Additionally through some life experiences I was gun shy of potentially coming across the wrong attorney. Attorney Peter Ten Eyck, at Hackman Hulett, set us on a course of action. With the additional help of the Indiana Attorney General, Peter brought my 16 year fight with Identity theft and forged student loans to a very favorable resolution. Attorney Ten Eyck is an honorable and fair person and I can’t recommend his services more enthusiastically. He truly is one of the good ones here to help people in difficult times!

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Indianapolis, IN

135 North Pennsylvania Street
Suite 1610
Indianapolis, IN 46204

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Phone: 317-758-8775

Fax: 317-686-3288

Website: https://hackmanhulett.com/attorneys/peter-p-ten-eyck/

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