Archived
A death without a parent/child/spouse/sibling w living children of siblings. Who can give access to secure the house b4 probate?
CL's answer
|
Answered on December 29, 2019
Sadly, no one. Another reason why even folks of limited means should have living trusts and have all assets titled in them.
If someone is...
Archived
Is it legal in Ohio to include in a will the term, if any beneficiary challenges this will they get nothing?
CL's answer
|
Answered on December 27, 2019
Such clauses--called "poison pill" or "in terrorem" clauses--are legal and enforceable in Ohio, and if you challenge unsuccessfully, you may get...
My Dad has passed and didn’t leave a will. His girlfriend and him bought a house after their names it has ORSURVTC
CL's answer
|
Answered on December 26, 2019
Without seeing the deed, one can't be positive, but if you found the "ORSURVTC" on an auditor's website, it probably means your dad or his...
Archived
Is a probate lawyer owed fees if a case is dropped before an administrator is appointed and no hearing has taken place.
CL's answer
|
Answered on December 24, 2019
Attorneys are not allowed to charge fees in Probate cases (except perhaps for a pre-probate investigation and counselling) until approved by the...
Archived
How do you get the will straitened up?
CL's answer
|
Answered on December 19, 2019
If he was still legally married, and if there is no separation agreement in effect stating otherwise, he cannot completely disinherit his wife. If...
What outstanding bills, if any, have to be paid after a person dies and has "no probate estate"?
CL's answer
|
Answered on December 18, 2019
Heirs are not responsible for the debts of a decedent. The remedy of a creditor is to file a claim against probate assets. If there is no probate...
Selected as the best answer
Archived
What can be done if there are copies of a will but no original because the attorney lost it and the person is incapacitated?
CL's answer
|
Answered on December 18, 2019
Copies of signed and executed Wills are admissible in Ohio absent any allegations of fraud or misconduct. You may need to call the Witnesses to...
How can I get my daughter declared incompetent so I can manage her care . She will not sign a POA
CL's answer
|
Answered on December 14, 2019
The process for having some declared incompetent is called “guardianship.” All cases like yours are very fact-specific. There really is no way to...
Archived
What is the process to get an inhertance?
CL's answer
|
Answered on December 04, 2019
If you correctly describe the condition of her inheritance--only that she be married prior to receiving it--she (not you) should contact the...
Archived
Fine for going 80 in a 65?
CL's answer
|
Answered on November 15, 2019
It is possible to challenge a speeding ticket in Ohio, because the speed limits are not absolute. Your ticket says your were “traveling at a speed...