I am looking for a lawyer in the Sylvania Ohio Area to assist with a irrevocable trust. Suggestions?

I was going to recommend Mr. Chamberlain from Toledo, but see that he has already indicated his availability to help you.

Sometimes a bank or other financial entity will not want to honor a power of attorney, but under most circumstances they will and they will not...

Our sister has resigned as executor of our fathers estate and will. i need to replace her ,do i have to repay the $250

First, you are going to need an expert probate attorney who is willing to handle a disputed case (many estate lawyers don't want to become involved...

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How do I go about getting my grandfather house with no will????

Unfortunately, if there is no Will and the deceased grandfather is the father of your mother, you have no legal rights to remain in his house...

Does the money taken out of a simple irrevocable trust, to take care of my elderly Mother, just become the loss of the trust?

Money taken from a trust for the benefit of the beneficiary is not a "loss" of any kind, it is merely a "distribution." Whether or not anything is...

The short answer is "yes." But the long answer is that it depend on what you can prove. You don't give us very good facts here, but it sounds...

How to determine final say when 2 children disagree after inheriting parents estate.

It would have been better for the Executor to sell the house, eliminating this dispute, but that is water over the dam. Since they don't agree on...

Do i have a case?

The law of the state where he lived (presumably the same state in which he died) will govern. Some states do recognize common law marriage. Many...

I have lived with the same woman for over 15 years unmarried. I want to make sure if I were to die she could get the house

There is not much to add to Mr. McClenaghan's excellent answer except to reinforce his suggestion that you get someone to help you with this. ...

Want to know how I go about getting my deceased aunt property

If no one in your aunt's family is interested in opening her estate, you may be able to get appointed as Administrator. The lawyer gets paid from...

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