How To Contest A Will In Ohio

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Every adult needs a will. When someone passes away, their will mostly controls what happens to their assets and property. If you do not have a will, your surviving family members may fight over what you worked so hard for, and probate disputes can also occur. Learn more about contesting a will below, and talk… Read more »

How Long Do You Have To Contest A Will In Ohio?

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Every adult should have a will. When someone passes away, their will mostly dictates what happens to their money and assets. If the deceased does not have a will, the family can be confused, trying to determine what the person wanted. However, even if there is a will, there can be disputes in some situations…. Read more »

Why No One Should Die Without A Will

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If you want your wishes to be respected when you are gone, it is essential to make your will. Creating a will should be a priority, so you have a say in how your assets are distributed. Talk to a Cortland estate planning attorney at The Law Office of John C. Grundy for assistance today…. Read more »

How to Protect Your Estate Using Elder Planning

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Senior citizens and other older Americans have unique legal needs. As noted by the Ohio Department of Aging, elder law is a specialized practice area that is focused on the issues facing older adults. Planning is critically important. With the right legal structure in place, you can protect yourself, your family, and your assets. Here,… Read more »

Why Annuities and Other Retirement Accounts are Protected from Lawsuits

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Asset protection is an important part of estate planning. A well-constructed estate plan can help you protect your assets from creditor claims and other lawsuits. Notably, annuities and other retirement accounts are among the most effective creditor protection tools available. In this article, our Cortland estate planning attorney explains the key things to know about… Read more »

How to Use Estate Planning to Protect Your Home

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For most people, the primary residence is the single largest asset that they own. According to a recent report from the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), homeownership is a key component of household wealth in the United States. A primary residence makes nearly half of the total wealth owned by the median homeowner in… Read more »