Columbus, OH
Estate planning Lawyer at Columbus, OH
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Business ... +3 more
Nowhere in your question do you say that you are "next of kin" to the decedent and entitled to inherit anything. If you are not "next of kin" you...
I do not know if you are the trustee, but if you are and are not working with a trust lawyer to do all this correctly, and an accountant that...
If your mother's policy named you and/or siblings as beneficiaries of her policy, the claims process is straightforward. If you have the policy...
I agree with Mr. Japp. There are so many things happening so quickly in your life that you need some expert legal help from an attorney who...
Your documents are 20 years old. I'm sure nothing has changed in your life in 20 years ... ;-) Surely some addresses have changed, perhaps there...
Yes, you can sue them, but it could cost more than they stole ... and they obviously have no money or they wouldn't have stolen it from their...
I would not have drafted it with this specific language, but it should achieve its goal. You do not tell us if this was language in the living...
If you were appointed Administrator, nothing could have happened without your participation and signature ... unless you were removed as...
Under Ohio law, heirs and beneficiaries are entitled to complete information about the assets of the decedent. Your daughter should consult with...
Trusts are very complex documents. In our experience, everyone who has tried D-I-Y estate planning has screwed it up and created headaches for...