Malcolm J. Tuesley, Partner

Practice Areas
- Wills & living wills
- Power of attorney
- Trusts & living trusts
- Charitable trusts
- Special needs trusts
- Funding your trust
- Trust administration
- Estate administration
- Probate
- Cottage law
- Estate taxation
- Business transactions
Prior to forming Tuesley & Hall, Mick practiced successfully as a sole practitioner in a small firm. Early in his private practice he served as an administrative law judge for the Indiana Department of Workforce Development. He began his law career in the Office of the Attorney General, representing the Indiana Department of Revenue.
Mick’s emphasis on helping individuals, families, and businesses has made him a trusted adviser to more than 500 clients in Indiana and Michigan.
Professional Licensure
- Indiana State Bar Association (Probate, Trust and Real Property; Taxation sections)
- State Bar of Michigan (Probate and Estate Planning; Real Property Law; Elder Law and Advocacy; Taxation; Business Law sections)
- Licensed to practice in U.S. District Courts, Northern & Southern Districts of Indiana
- Licensed to practice in U.S. Tax Court
- American Bar Association (Probate, Trust and Real Property; Taxation sections)
- St. Joseph County Bar Association
- Cass County Bar Association
Education
- Indiana University School of Law, Bloomington, J.D., 1973
- Indiana University, Bloomington, A.B., Political Science, 1970
Malcolm J. Tuesley, Member of the Presidents Circle,
Indiana University
Community Involvement
- Mick is a founding member of the Penn-Harris-Madison Education Foundation, Inc. and was instrumental in establishing the operation of this fund for the school corporation.
- Former member of the the History Museum Board of Directors for many years of service.
Personal Snapshot
Mick Tuesley was born and raised in South Bend, Indiana. He and his wife, Kathy met at Indiana University and returned to South Bend after he finished law school there. They have grown twin sons and two daughters. Mick’s enthusiasm for his work rubbed off on his sons who are both busy with their respective careers as attorneys. All of their children except one have returned to live and raise their families in the area.
Mick has demonstrated a commitment to his community through his ongoing leadership and generosity. He is a founding member of the Penn-Harris Madison Education Foundation and was instrumental in establishing the operation of this fund for the school corporation. He has supported the Northern Indiana Center for History for many years and was rewarded by the Center with an honorary board membership, where he remains active on the Center Foundation board.
In 2013, Mick and Kathy were welcomed into the Indiana University President’s Circle for their steadfast generosity and the impact they have made at their alma mater. Without a doubt, Mick’s favorite pastime is fishing. Whenever he has a free hour or two, Mick can be found either on the end of his pier or on one of the many small lakes in southwestern Lower Michigan fishing for bluegills. He and his family also manage to get to their lake house in northern Michigan a few times a year to fish for walleye. His generosity knows no bounds when it comes to providing fresh, cleaned fish for his family, friends, and neighbors. And, there is nothing Mick enjoys more than sharing his fishing stories.