WHAT AM I GIVING UP WHEN I SIGN THIS WAIVER OF NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL

You do not give up any rights by signing the Waiver of Notice. That Waiver just expedites the process to commence the three month time period in...

Mother passed , Father passed previously Only asset was minimal bank account, Does will have to probate to close account.

Unfortunately, you will likely want to walk away from the account, let it pass to the Division of Unclaimed funds in 5 years or so and then make a...

Is there anything I can do to try to get my deceased mom's share of real estate in a transfer on death deed where she is named?

The effect of a TOD Deed is to result in a per capita transfer (your Mom's share is extinguished upon her death prior to Grandmother's death)...

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Irrevocable trust

If what you have is a REVOCABLE Trust (Living Trust), then you might consider using a TOD Affidavit instead of a Deed. This method provides more...

Signing the Waiver of Notice of Probate is sensible as it eliminates the time and expense otherwise needed to send you notice by certified mail. ...

Steps to get car title transfered to my name so that i can sell it.

Armed with all the information the attorneys set forth in the earlier, very good answers, you should be able to obtain a Duplicate Certificate of...

Steps to get car title transfered to my name so that i can sell it.

Armed with all the information the attorneys set forth in the earlier, very good answers, you should be able to obtain a Duplicate Certificate of...

My parents deeded their home to me 10 years ago and included it in their trust with a life time lease. Now they want to sell..

You pose an interesting-looking set of questions. However, I do not believe you will be able to obtain a useful answer in this forum. To get a...

When you request a copy of the Trust Agreement, do not take "no" for an answer. Under Ohio law, you are entitled to a copy. If your request is...

Ohio Code question about estate tax on annuities

As stated, the estate tax is a liability of the Estate and is to paid by the Executor from assets of the Estate (unless there is an apportionment...