If you are over 18 years of age and have any assets at all, creating an estate plan is something you should consider doing. Indeed, estate plans are not just for the uber-wealthy, but can be used by everyday Ohioans to make a plan for what will become of their estate and possessions when…

For parents who are divorced, any holiday during the year may be more stressful than joyous, as concerns over where a shared child will spend the time can be all-consuming. As a parent, you surely want to have your child to yourself over any holiday; however, working out a time-sharing arrangement over these special…

Discovering that your loved one’s trusted caregiver exploited or took advantage of your loved one’s finances can be a devastating blow to you and your family, especially if your loved one has since passed. It may seem inconceivable that someone would want to abuse a position of trust for their own gain, but unfortunately…

People often think of the Ohio probate process as a means whereby a decedent’s property can be distributed to heirs and beneficiaries of the decedent in an orderly manner. While this is true, this understanding overlooks the fact that a decedent’s creditors must also have an opportunity to have their lawful claims satisfied before…