Columbus, OH
Estate planning Lawyer at Columbus, OH
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Business ... +3 more
Valid probably if all instructions are followed. Prudent, no, unless you can’t afford an attorney. I’ve never seen a document jump out of a...
It depends on the precise wording of the Will. Some wills have language like “to the following persons or their descendants per stripes” in which...
The information you have supplied does not contain enough detail to provide a useful answer. Where trusts are involved, you need to consult with...
If you have received, or are supposed to receive, an inheritance via a trust, you need to start by having an expert trust attorney review the trust...
You cannot possibly do this yourself and do it correctly. If you have property or assets in both US and India, you should try to find an estate...
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If a permit is required to construct a fence, and if the city wants court approval, it is not likely the court would permit the Executor to sign...
Unless your father has a living trust and the property is titled in the trust, she has no legal authority to dispose of the property, with or...
You don't say what it is or who has physical possession, or its value. If he has it, she has no authority to "take it back" but, of course,...
Yes, but not inexpensively. It is unlikely the local police will become involved, but you can try. It will depend largely on your grandmother's...
If she has the ability to sign her name, you should insist that sign a proper Will. If she owns anything at all, she will need to go through...