Family Law and Divorce information for Ohio families looking for solutions
Many times, I have been contacted by a client or potential client who requests to initiate a guardianship application for a family member because a doctor has diagnosed the family member with dementia and suggested that a guardianship was necessary. However, this is not always the case and additional questions need to be asked and additional options need to be explored before reaching such a conclusion.
Nine years ago we posted this article to the Ohio Family Law Blog. It has been a popular one and has stood the test of time. For more information, Attorney Joseph E. Balmer’s free Ebook “The Four Basics of Ohio Estate Planning” is available to download on our website.
The Need For Proper Estate Planning In Second Marriages Researched and written by Tammy Chavez, third year law student at the University Of Dayton School Of Law, and a former law Extern for our Firm. Estate planning Plays A Crucial
Estate Planning And The Revocable Living Trust A perfect example of the benefits of reviewing your estate planning documents on, at least, an occasional level, can be seen with the marital revocable living trust, also sometimes known as an “A-B”
What Are The Additional Requirements For A Guardian Of An Estate In Ohio? While it has always been a great responsibility to serve as a legal guardian for another individual, last year Ohio imposed a number of additional requirements of