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 »

How A Contract Protects Everyone In A Family Business

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Your family business is how you earn a living and must be protected. Unfortunately, many small business owners risk everything they have because they do not have contracts to safeguard their interests. This is understandable; many family business owners have their hands full running the day-to-day operations. However, with the help of a skilled attorney,… 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 »

Why You Need A Special Needs Trust For Child With Autism

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Many parents with disabled children worry about how their kids will survive when they are no longer here to support them emotionally and financially. But, unfortunately, leaving money to your child with autism may prevent him from receiving assistance from Social Security’s Supplement Security Income and Medicaid. Most beneficiaries in these programs only have a… Read more »

How to Avoid a Contested Estate in Ohio

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An estate is broadly defined as the collective value of all property, assets, and liabilities that are owned, controlled or owed by a person. When someone passes away in Ohio, their estate may be required to go through the probate process. It is possible to avoid probate, and our estate planning lawyer can help you… Read more »