When a family member or loved one passes away, settling their estate can be an extremely emotional and difficult process. Serving as the executor of the deceased’s estate can be a lot of work. Navigating probate, filing paperwork and meeting deadlines, distributing...

If you know in advance that you are appointed the executor, or if you plan to seek authority as administrator, of an estate, then an attorney will greatly ease some of the burden when going into probate. However, when you need to hire an estate administration...

If you’ve been named the executor of an estate, it’s important to remember that it is not a role to take lightly. The duties of an executor of an estate take planning and understanding of the deceased’s will and Ohio law. The deceased’s will should have an executor...

Getting married is one of the greatest joys in life. Once you and your partner have tied the knot, your lives are intertwined — and so are your assets. Assets like houses, stocks, investments, properties and more acquired during the marriage are shared between married...