Families often struggle with making decisions regarding their loved ones when they begin to decline. This could include things such as: Financial affairs Healthcare decisions Living arrangements At some point, a loved one may simply not be able to manage their own affairs. The two options are: A durable power of attorney (POA) Guardianship…

The coronavirus pandemic has forced many people to consider their legal affairs and what they want should the worst occur. While no one likes to think about their own mortality, creating an estate plan that contains the essential documentation that dictates your wishes for end-of-life care and beyond benefits you and your loved ones…

When real estate is purchased, the seller of the land will usually provide the buyer a deed to the property at closing. A deed transfers the seller’s interest in the land to the buyer and ensures that there is good title to the real estate along with all covenants and warranties. There are four…

In most cases, an Ohio estate passes through the probate process without issue. However, there are times when an heir, beneficiary, or a party who believes that they are entitled to a portion of an estate file a lawsuit to contest a final will and testament. There are many reasons why a will may…