Apr 16, 2026 | Probate/Estate
The short answer is no. However, the longer answer depends on the person with the diagnosis and their ability to execute an estate plan. To determine if it is still possible to move forward, you must consider: How far into the diagnosis are they? Do they have lucid...Apr 9, 2026 | Probate/Estate
The “Brady Bunch” Dilemma: Protecting Your Kids if You Pass First You have met and married the new love of your life. Naturally, you want everyone in your new family to love each other as much as you love your spouse. However, it does not always work out that way. A...Feb 26, 2026 | Probate/Estate
Digital Assets Estate Planning: Who Has Your Passwords When You Pass? Your life is on your computer, your phone, and your tablet, and you likely keep it as secure as you can make it. But how will you tell your family how to open your devices from the great beyond? We...Jan 28, 2026 | Probate/Estate
What Makes a Will Legally Binding in Ohio? In Ohio, there are strict criteria to make a Will valid. If these requirements are not met, the document may not hold up in court when it is needed most. The Three Criteria for a Valid Will According to Ohio law, three...Jan 20, 2026 | Probate/Estate
What Happens If There Is No Power of Attorney? One of the most critical aspects of estate planning is timing. If Powers of Attorney are not created prior to the incompetency of the person needing to grant the powers, then Guardianship may be your only option. The...Jan 4, 2026 | Probate/Estate
Who Can Challenge a Will? The short answer is that anyone can challenge a Will. However, there are requirements to be able to challenge a Will. The Criteria for Challenging a Will The minimum requirement is that the challenger has to prove that the Will being...