Ohio residents may not take their Twitter or other social media accounts seriously. However, it may be a good idea to account for them in an estate plan. If an account is not properly shut down, it could cause unnecessary grief and pain as it continues to exist as a...
Month: April 2017
You must take quick action to protect your business in divorce
Divorce is often one of the most difficult experiences a person can endure, and this is doubly true for business owners. If you are facing divorce and worried that the settlement process may dismantle your business, you must make some very difficult choices and act...
The elements of an estate plan
Some Ohio residents may have hesitated to create an estate plan because the subject is an uncomfortable one, but it can be a way of making a person's passing less difficult for family members. There are a number of different elements to an estate plan. Wills and...
Trusts as estate planning tools
Most Ohio residents automatically think of a will when it comes time to plan their estates. Wills allow testators to name who they want to receive their property when they pass on, but they are limited in some ways. Upon the death of a testator, beneficiaries will...
Choosing people to carry out an estate plan
For many Ohio residents, the process of estate planning is too often undertaken with a narrow focus on providing instructions, yet there is an equally great need to focus on the people chosen to carry out those instructions. Estate plans can contain such wide-ranging...
Tips for Ohio commercial real estate sellers
When selling commercial real estate, many people assume they can depend on the services of their buyer's attorney. However, it might it may be wise for sellers to hire their own experienced real estate attorney who can personally assist them with the transaction....