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How and When to Contest a Will
November 26th, 2013
Despite the best efforts of wills and trusts lawyers, there are times when a will is challenged. There can be many reasons why this happens, and it’s up to the courts to determine what is most appropriate in these situations.
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Information to Give the Trustee of Your Estate
October 1st, 2013
What Information You Need to Give the Trustee of Your Estate One key job of a trust lawyer is to help their clients choose who will be responsible for the trust that has been set up. The trustee has several very important jobs, and things will go smo…
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Ohio Probate Attorneys and Errors in Wills or Trusts Caused by Other Attorneys
April 16th, 2012
Occasionally, Ohio probate attorneys have to deal with an estate in which another attorney made an error when drafting a trust or a will. Sometimes there are mathematical errors. To resolve an error in a trust or will, the probate lawyer assisting th…
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Ohio Probate Process & the Probate Court - Part II
April 3rd, 2012
Here, we answer some of the most frequently asked questions about probate court and probate laws that we receive at our Dayton, Ohio probate attorneys’ office. In this part of the series we’ll answer the following basic questions about pr…
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Ohio Probate Law & the Probate Process - Part I
March 20th, 2012
Ohio probate law answers: This article is one in a four-part series in which we will answer some of the most frequently asked questions about the probate process and laws that we receive at our Dayton, Ohio probate attorneys’ office. To start the s…
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One Executor of Estate or Two?
March 5th, 2012
Do multiple executors of an estate have advantages over a single executor? When making a will, many people ask their Ohio probate lawyer whether they should name more than one executor to oversee the probate of their estate. The question commonly ari…
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Proving a Lost or Destroyed Will in an Ohio Probate Court
March 5th, 2012
Getting a spoiled, lost or destroyed will to be accepted by an Ohio probate court can be done, but it is a difficult process that requires testimony and other evidence to prove that the will existed and was not destroyed by the testator in order to r…
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Requirements for Creating a Will that is Valid in Ohio
January 27th, 2012
Our Ohio probate attorneys frequently gets asked about the requirements for creating a will. The question arises because many people have heard about cases in which someone’s last will and testament was ruled as invalid and the court probated t…
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Avoid Probate in Ohio — Common Methods for Escaping the High Cost, Hassle and Public Scrutiny of the Probate Process
January 23rd, 2012
To avoid probate in Ohio, probate attorneys and estate planning attorneys use a variety of strategies available under probate law to transfer the ownership of assets directly to beneficiaries upon a person’s death. The most efficient and reliab…
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Power of Attorney vs. Legal Guardianship: What’s the Difference?
January 23rd, 2012
While power of attorney and legal guardianship can perform similar functions in some cases, they are vastly difference in terms of who is appointed, who does the appointing and how much control the appointed agent or guardian has. Throughout Ohio, pr…
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