Who or what entity is authorized to decide how much to pay someone acting as an Executor?
If there is no probate, there is no need to file the Will and no need to appoint an Executor. Montgomery County's local rules include a fee...
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If there is no probate, there is no need to file the Will and no need to appoint an Executor. Montgomery County's local rules include a fee...
Sadly, no one has "authority" if the patient has not designated someone in a Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care. Sometimes doctors and...
Our firm did a survey a few years ago and learned that the average probate administration cost, not including Executor fees, was just about 2.25%...
If you don't know who the attorney was who handled the case, you can do a records search for all civil lawsuits for the two or three years after...
In Ohio, creditors can only reach assets in the probate estate. Even if there are assets in a probate estate, the Executor, attorney, funeral home...
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I don't see a question here. If what you want to know is whether or not you should have a "Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care" so you may...
It is possible for a deed to be "joint" but not "joint with rights of survivorship." There is an old form of deed no longer used in Ohio called...
If this was a small estate you could handle yourself, you wouldn't be posting a question like this. I'm a bit confused by your question. You...
One thing that expert probate attorneys do to help their clients is seek to "compromise" debts in sticky situations like yours. Her estate is...
It depends completely on (a) how the beneficiary designations were worded and (b) the language of the annuity contracts regarding beneficiaries and...