Quit deed form?

A lawyer will probably only charge $200 to $350 to do a proper deed. It is probably better to have a General Warranty deed than a Quit-Claim deed....

If it is a Hamilton County Estate, perhaps an Avvo contributor from Cincinnati will chime in about the local rule or practice. If there are no...

I am not familiar with the term “liaison” in a probate case. Unfortunately, you needed to contact a probate lawyer in 2016 after your uncle died...

WWhat happens when you give an extravagant wedding gift to a nice then you are uninvited nut they keep the money?

The law looks at a "gift with no strings attached" as a "completed gift." Sadly in your case, I cannot think of any legal mechanism to unwind a...

I'm my mother's guardian and only child left. payee thru SS. WHAT WILL PROBATE COURT WANT FROM ME AFTER SHE PASSES?

If your mother is on Medicaid or has a chance of running out of money and needing Medicaid, you absolutely cannot gift anything away as it may...

my daughter is severely ill with schizophrenia and has been hospitalized several times in the last few months and is not capabl

Blessings on you for wanting to help in this situation, but there is a limit to how much you can do. It sounds as though the county folks at ODJFS...

What is difference between the executor filing a Inventory and Appraisal and a Final accounting and what is the time limit?

Technically, the Inventory & Appraisal requires a listing of tangible personal property. At worst, he should have amended the Inventory when he...

In Ohio if a parent passes away without making funeral arrangements can his sons them at the time of his passing?

If there is no spouse, children as next-of-kin are entitled to do so. It is important that all children are on the same page. If he has a Will,...

What does this mean?

Attorney Coriell has provided you with an outstanding explanation. As "next-of-kin" you must be included in the lawsuit. Unfortunately, the...

Is the Ladybird deed on a property in the state Michigan recognized in Ohio concerning Medicaid look back and or divestment?

It is unusual that a question on Avvo goes unanswered for 3 days, so I am going to re-post this to the Elder Law section. My semi-informed guess...