Your question is not clear. If Great Grandma owns the house, then she should consult an expert elder law attorney before doing anything. ...

It's not at all clear what fees you are referring to. If these are fees charged by a corporate trustee, then they will be taken from the assets...

Too bad you didn't transfer the property to your Ex BEFORE it was sold. If you were both on the title at the time of sale, then you will both be...

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The facts of your situation are not at all clear. You are either an employee or an independent contractor -- you can't be both. However, in the...

Unless YOU are responsible (and that does not sound like it's the case here), this is not your concern. Unless you are the CFO, corporate...

The major advantage of having a trust is that it provides the trust-maker with control after their death. Most often, this control means...

In order to be valid, a transfer-on-death designation affidavit (TODDA) must be recorded in the county where the property is located BEFORE the...

More facts are needed to answer your question. You need to consult a tax attorney or CPA and have him/her crunch the numbers.

Unfortunately, for probate purposes, an unsigned will is not a will at all. The Ohio laws of intestate succession will govern the distribution...

If grandmother was legally competent at the time that she signed the document, then YES, it is legally binding. Most people execute a POA...