There is no legal right to inherit anything from your parents in Indiana.  As long as your parent was competent to make a will and there isn’t any legal reason to challenge their will, you can be excluded and inherit nothing.  This happens often where a parent and child are estranged, or where a parent has given a lot of money to the child while they were alive.  It can also happen if your parent is concerned that an inheritance might have a negative effect on other income or benefits you receive.  If you have been excluded from your parents will and you don’t know why, or are surprised by that, then it would be a good idea to talk with a lawyer and see if you have a case for challenging the will.  Just remember, though, that there is no right to inherit, and a person who is of sound mind s allowed to leave their property to anyone that they wish.