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If you have lost a loved one, there is a possibility that you will be named the executor or administrator of the decedent’s estate. If the deceased had a will, they may have named you as their personal representative in the will itself. If the decedent did not...
The revocable trust is an increasingly popular tool in estate planning, and indeed a revocable trust can be a very useful thing to have. Unlike wills and testamentary trusts, a revocable trust goes into effect during your lifetime, so you can see the results in real...
Losing a loved one is never easy. Yet, things can become even more challenging if you’ve been named as a personal representative for your loved one’s estate. Sure, handling an estate means overseeing the distribution of assets, but there’s a lot more involved than...
Losing a loved one is never easy. Merely getting by day-to-day without them by your in your life can be challenging to say the least. But you might find yourself overwhelmed if you’ve been tasked with administering your loved one’s estate or handling a trust. As...
This blog recently discussed the liquidation bankruptcy process and the protections it provides. There are multiple personal bankruptcy protection options for struggling consumers to consider so they should understand the different options available to them. There are...
Personal bankruptcy options provide important protections for consumers struggling with overwhelming debt. The automatic stay is an important part of the bankruptcy protection process for filing parties to understand. It can provide them with additional protections...
Chapter 7 bankruptcy exemptions can provide additional protections to struggling consumers who have filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy relief. Because of the importance of Chapter 7 bankruptcy exemptions, filing parties and those considering filing for Chapter 7...
When people in Ohio struggle with overwhelming debt, they may consider personal bankruptcy. However, many factors may hold people back from taking the leap, even as they deal with relentless collection calls and a declining credit score. Some may worry that they will...
When a person files a petition for bankruptcy in Ohio, all creditor collection actions must cease. This is because filing for bankruptcy triggers an automatic stay, and creditors who violate it are subject to punishment under the law. Courts are divided on whether or...
People in Ohio who are struggling with debt might wonder whether they should file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Chapter 7 is for people who would not be able to repay the debts through a payment plan, which is the process under Chapter 13. Chapter 7 allows a person to...
