If I have a non intervition will from the state of Washington for my mothers will. And I now want to sale the house she left me.

I would need more information to give you a good answer. Generally, the Will is filed in the county probate court were the person lived. You do...

Can a lien legally be placed on a vehicle I have original title to, without notice of cancellation of title?

I am not sure I follow your facts. You say you have (presently) the original title in your possession lien free. Who is named on that title? You...

Probate help.

First, you need open the estate and get appointed as Administrator. Diligent efforts must be made to try to find husband, including hiring a...

I'm executor of my sibling estate. Turning out to take much more time and effort than expected. Am I entitled to a executor fee?

Yes, you are entitled to a fiduciary fee set by Ohio law. It is a math formula based on the value of the assets in the probate estate and assets...

Is the surviving spouse entitled to a vehicle even if it was put into a trust that the daughter is in charge of

The right of a spouse to take up to 2 vehicles is a function of the title(s) passing via probate. If the vehicle is titled to the trust, then the...

It is not clear from your facts what has been done with the business or what type it is (e.g. corporation, LLC). This is an important fact, along...

How much will it cost to retain a tax lawyer, and can you recommend a reputable attorney in the Columbus Ohio area?

It depends on the attorney, so you should get fee estimates up front. Our firm does this type of work, and we are in the Columbus area. The...

How much does it cost a year for a lawyer to facilitate a family trust

I am not sure what you mean by facilitate and family trust. Typically, attorneys will help clients set up trusts on an hourly or flat fee basis. ...

How do I get a court order granting a waiver of administration ?

If your mom passed away 3 years ago (a resident of Ohio, I presume) and no probate administration was done, then I gather none was really necessary...

The W-9 is used to certify your SSN (or EIN for businesses) for purposes of a payee issuing you an IRS Form 1099 when required by law for payments...