Columbus, OH
Estate planning Lawyer at Columbus, OH
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Business ... +3 more
The only way you have assurance of ownership is from a stock certificate or membership certificate or some other written evidence of a change of...
No type of Will can help you. And in any event, you question doesn't make an sense to me. If he had a bankruptcy a few years ago and his debts...
The short answer is "no." When you inherit the property, your "tax basis" is the value the property had on the date of death, so it is important...
Both of my colleagues have given you excellent advice. If you are going to inherit your mother's estate, you have a vested interest in seeing that...
You apparently do not know for sure that a Will exists, or ever existed. If there is no Will, it is called an "intestate" estate, but there is a...
I don't know the specific procedure in Butler County, but I would start with the court investigator who did the background check and/or interviewed...
The easiest way to obtain correct forms is to hire an expert Probate attorney to help you figure this out. The only good news in your story is...
You do not indicate anything about your grandfather's health. If he owns the house and is of sound mind, it is up to him--not your mother--to...
Your question indicates that you are in Conneaut. I'm assuming that your father died in Ohio. If your father was a Pennsylvania, some of the...
I'm going to have to guess, because your short questions does not contain nearly enough facts. Partition actions are messy, and do result in...