Most of the POD designations that I have seen coming from banks are "survivorship" designations. Meaning that if two people are named and one...

From the scant information provided it is impossible to answer your question. If the house is now in her name, there is nothing you can do. If it...

The court will likely want to verify that your mother is the only heir. Under Ohio Law, if there are no children, parents or siblings of the...

All above are accurate reasons to contact an attorney. At least consult with one before taking any steps to proceed. You can likely handle the...

First, make sure your mom did not designate a beneficiary. If the entity who is holding the funds indicated that you need to get the assets...

You need to restate your question. I don't think anyone is going to understand what you are asking or what happened in the past. If the title...

If the car is worth keeping, as noted in prior response, then you will need to file a very basic estate if she lived in Ohio. You are sole heir,...

You need to list the auto and list the VIN and the Title No. if you have it, in the Inventory. Then you will file a form with the court to allow...

Mr. Ertle is correct. Contact her attorney. The court records are public record and will reflect who the attorney is if an estate was opened. Go...

You will need to open an estate. There are several types of estates and the estate process can be complex and it can be simple. You should retain...