Columbus, OH
Estate planning Lawyer at Columbus, OH
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Business ... +3 more
Powers of Attorney must be notarized. Nothing requires that they be filed anywhere, although anything can be recorded and there are some...
I am not certain in what capacity you are asking this question: Executor, Trustee, competing legatee or beneficiary. If you are trying to find...
I agree. Your question makes no sense. If you are having trouble phrasing your question, that is all the more reason you need to consult with...
The probate court will be obligated to honor a judgment of another court. So your solution does not lie in Probate Court. There must be a statute...
The reason you have not had any responses after 14 hours is that your facts are too sketchy. What type of contract? What was enforced against...
I assume you are speaking about a Probate estate and not a trust estate. It is common for preliminary accountings to be revised after more...
As my colleague says, the modern term is "disclaimer." It is a "legal no-thank-you" that says, essentially, "pretend I am dead so that the...
The short answer is no, you can't evict them because you don't own the property. It is the property of the estate. When real estate is owned by a...
Ms. Willi's outstanding answer gives you the landscape. I would observe that keeping an estate open causes costs to rise, and is really...
As an agent under a power of attorney, you had a duty to use her funds for her and had no power to use them for yourself. Any money you reasonably...