In a circumstance like this, you absolutely need to engage an expert probate attorney to help you. You may be able to get reimbursement for the...

This question should be answered by the lawyer who did the trust. If it is a DIY trust, prepare for problems, as they usually cause more problems...

Your only option is to hire a lawyer to represent you in applying to be appointed Administrator or Executor of the estate, and/or to have your...

Franklin County now has a Probate Court Resource Center to help folks with very small cases. Mr. Ertle is correct, but if you need help, the Court...

If he had no Will and you are not the biological daughter of his current wife, then you may have rights under Ohio law. It depends on the total...

Yes, the State is permitted to recover from her assets whatever amount the State paid for her care while on Medicaid. If you have an attorney...

No. But spouses have statutory rights that can and generally should be exercised in probate court that may be better than what the deceased spouse...

The only thing she can do is consult with an expert probate attorney to review the situation and explain her options. Presumably an "account" has...

You seem to be asking two different questions, possibly because you are confused about terminology. There are five different ways you can inherit...

In a wrongful death lawsuit, there are typically two cases: One by the Executor on behalf of the estate, and one (or more) by the aggrieved next...