Now that you are in the final stages of creating your estate plan, you may think you have everything covered. The house. Check. Guardian for your children. Check. Motor vehicles. Check. The distribution of your assets. Wait. There may be certain things you overlooked....
Creating an estate plan may feel overwhelming at first, especially when you have a lot of assets to consider. When it comes to your estate plan, you need to account for all of your assets, including any collectibles and art. If you have an art collection, Bank of...
When a municipality has a credit card, monitoring and managing its use is imperative. The money spent on a card belongs to the people, so spending cannot happen without strict guidelines and rules. The Legislative Service Commission explains any Ohio municipality with...
The public has a right to hear and learn what goes on in their government. However, sometimes local, state and federal governments do not provide the transparency that their constituents deserve. The state of Ohio has passed two laws to help combat this issue. Known...
Many individuals will take the time to develop a comprehensive estate plan and then avoid revising it when necessary. While most experts agree that all the estate planning documents should be reviewed every three to five years to identify necessary changes, there are...
Transparency in local government means ensuring the public has access to all information about all actions of officials. Diligent Insights explains transparency, especially in local governments, is essential to avoid problems and issues with the public. Trust The...
To keep the peace, avoid disagreements between neighbors and ensure community safety, every municipality has laws and rules in place for its inhabitants. The City of Westerville highlights some Westerville Codified Ordinances that it has in place for common issues...
Having an estate plan is a great start to protecting your assets and the well-being of those you care about. However, choosing someone to be your executor is equally as important if you want to guarantee that your plan unfolds the way you envision. Thinking carefully...
As the parent of a child with special needs or a relative of a person with a disability, you need to understand the benefits of supplemental (special) needs trusts. Your estate plans may seem like they are comprehensive enough to provide for your adult child or family...
