Columbus, OH
Estate planning Lawyer at Columbus, OH
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Business ... +3 more
I am going to assume your father-in-law is the one who owned the entire interest in the house, then deeded away the "remainder interest," retaining...
You don't say how it is that your house will go to your children, but presumably either by "Transfer on Death" deed or because you have already...
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It is likely that the trust itself requires accountings, but even if it is a poorly drawn document that does not contain such requirements, I am...
The first thing you need to do is keep a diary of everything. It will help if you have taken your father to a doctor and the doctor has medical...
It is sometimes hard to find the blessing in sacrifices such as you have been making to care for your friend's child. But I don't think God...
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As with Ms. Glass, I am not clear about what you are asking. What "account" do you think the paralegal will close? Do you mean you think the...
Trust settlement fees can vary dramatically, but so can the quality of the work. Sole practitioners often do everything themselves, and the...
If the dealer won't work with you, try contacting the manufacturer's consumer office. They will usually investigate such claims. If that doesn't...
Mr. Sauter offers excellent, concise advice. After you have filed your lien, it may be useful to pay an attorney to send a collection letter and...
File it in Franklin County. Sounds like the customer came to your business here, and probably signed the contract here. More convenient for you...