Cincinnati, OH
Business Lawyer at Cincinnati, OH
Practice Areas: Business, Estate Planning, Probate
This is a visual legal summary covering why a Special Needs Trust may be necessary for families in Ohio. This educational video explains how a Special Needs Trust works and, specifically, how the Tru...
See Full GuideIn Ohio, when should parents consider a Will v. a Trust? This video covers the value of a Trust v. Will specifically for minor children and avoiding Probate....
See Full GuideTwo Minute Legal Reviewsm February, 2012 Do I Need a Power of Attorney? By: Elliott Stapleton, Esq. Why is this important? In the United States, a 20-year-old worker has a three ...
See Full GuideWe have all seen posters with disclaimers on the wall of an office before. The purpose of these posters is to provide notice to employees about certain rights provided by state or federal law. The i...
See Full GuideOhio Estate Tax On July 2, 2011, Governor John Kasich repealed the Ohio Estate Tax. The repeal is part of his 2012-2013 budget and will take effect on January 1, 2013. Click here for a link to a v...
See Full GuideIn Ohio, there are two potential ways an ex-spouse can receive death benefits if designations are not updated: Beneficiary Designation in an ERISA planThe United States Supreme Court has held that a ...
See Full GuideBy: Elliott Stapleton, Esq. Why is this important? It is common practice to use independent contractors, freelance designers, or consultants for the creation of logos, marketing literature, websites...
See Full GuideExecutor/Trustee Checklist The following is a vital checklist to be used in the event you act as executor or trustee. This is general information to apprise you of certain issues related to adminis...
See Full GuideWhat is an Estate Plan?The word Estate is commonly associated with the extremely wealthy. In reality, the word simply means all of your assets no matter what the size. An Estate Plan outlines how yo...
See Full GuidePeople with gross assets in excess of $100,000.00; including their home value. Attorneys fees for the administration of a probate estate are established by Statute in Ohio and range from 3% - 5% of ...
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