Probate in ohio

If there is some desirre to avaoid paying the creditors, then it might be best to wait to open the Estate until more than six monthes after the...

Just completed a Transfer upon death affidavit (Ohio) so that my Mom and Dad's house will not go through probate.

Unless there is wording to the contrary, only the beneficiaries who survive that last parent to die tak title to the property. To have it happen...

Looking for an Life Insurance Claim

Your mother needs to take affirmative steps to contact the Insurance Company. Unless and until the Company receives notice of the death, it will...

Do we have a case?

The advice to retain an attorney is on point. This should be done sooner rather than later. Also, your facts are a bit unclear. While the...

My mom is sole owner of a business. She wants to make me 1% owner so I can have it upon her death. What is the ramification?

I add to Mr. Bartnik's excellent response: It is not necessary for you to have any ownership interest now. Your Mom can plan her estate so the...

Given the frequent issues many third parties raise when a POA is involved, it mught be more expedient to have the designated Trustee refuse to...

What is the maximum a trustee can expect from a trust that has $300,000 and just needs to be dispensed, no other duties?

The compensation should not be just like anExecutor's since there is less work to be done because there is no probate administration to be had, ...

Need advice and steps on title of parents house

A Transfer on Death Designation Affidavit should be considered. But given the additional issues in your situation, you should seek advice from an...

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My sister and I own our father's mobile home and he recently passed away. If something happened to me and I died would my half

When you die, what will happen to your interst depends upon how the title is worded. If there is survivorship language (usually "JTWROS), then...

When the Trust was created is of less importance than when you contributed funds to it. Your Bankruptcy Trustee (and your creditors) may view this...