Columbus, OH
Estate planning Lawyer at Columbus, OH
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Business ... +3 more
If the Will nominates you as Executor and you are the only child, you may be able to do this yourself with assistance from probate court personnel,...
I'm confused by your question. Sounds like your father died and house is still either in his name or their joint names; and I have no idea what...
If your grandparents have died and there was no Will, someone--usually a child--can apply to the Probate Court to be appointed as Administrator of...
I'm confused by your question. The term "land contract" refers to purchase of real estate. Are you purchasing a mobile home or a mobile home lot...
These are always tough questions. You will need to prove (a) the property belongs to you, (b) that it was in the residence at some point and (c)...
Persons named to "take" under the Will and "next of kin" are to be notified. Notice is not required to a person who is not "next of kin" and who...
The Executor or Administrator should make sure the price of the house is appropriate, and that can be done in variety of ways: Auditor value, real...
Generally, a power of attorney should revoke prior powers of attorney, but there is no way to be certain if the ex-girlfriend's POA is still valid...
It sounds as though you did not "probate" your father's estate when he died in 2011, so you didn't have a probate attorney handle the estate. ...
In select instances, attorneys may have the "agent" sign a Power of Attorney, but it is not required.