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Have you come to rely on an in-home caregiver to help you out as you’ve gotten older, or maybe after being diagnosed with a chronic or serious medical condition that limits your activity? You’re certainly not alone. A lot of Ohioans do. You may see this person more...
An irrevocable trust is known for its permanency, which comes with some very specific benefits. These include protections from your creditors and possibly tax reduction benefits. These trusts are often designed to last for decades, but life’s circumstances and state...
Realizing your loved one excluded you from receiving an inheritance through their will or trust can be devastating. In addition to mourning the loss, you may experience different emotions. You may be confused, sad and angry about their decision. But what should you...
Many people pass away with credit accounts still open. These may be credit cards, automobile loans, mortgages, medical bills and a host of other types. Those debts typically don’t go away when the account holder passes away. Decedent’s debts are handled during the...
When a loved one passes away, one of the first things to address is the probate process. While it can be lengthy and expensive, it is not always unavoidable. In Ohio, a trust can be a useful tool to bypass probate, saving both time and money. But how does this work,...
You might wonder if a handwritten will holds up in court. In Ohio, it can, but only under specific conditions. If a handwritten will fails to meet legal standards, you may have grounds to challenge it. What makes a handwritten will valid? In Ohio, a handwritten will...
Probate can feel overwhelming, especially when dealing with the loss of a loved one. Navigating the legalities and ensuring the deceased's wishes are honored requires patience and understanding. Here are three common hurdles in probate and ways to resolve them....
Sibling rivalry does not always end in childhood. When a parent passes away and leaves an estate that needs to be divided, old tensions can resurface, and new conflicts can emerge. Estate administration often creates a perfect storm for family disputes. By...
When a family member dies, dealing with legal paperwork is the last thing anyone wants to do. That is why many people dread probate. Probate is the process of handling and distributing your loved one's belongings after their death. While the probate process is often...
When someone dies, the executor takes charge of their estate. But what happens in Ohio when the chosen executor fails to do this vital job? This issue affects many families and can delay the settlement of estates across the state. What makes an executor fail their...
