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What is a transferable on death designation affidavit?

On behalf of Metz, Bailey & McLoughlin | Oct 14, 2019 | probate & estate administration

If you fear that your heirs will not be able to handle the process of probate or you simply want your heirs to receive your estate more quickly, the state of Ohio offers you the option of using a TOD Designation Affidavit (TOD) affidavit. This document serves as a way...

Can a court revoke executor fees?

On behalf of Metz, Bailey & McLoughlin | Oct 7, 2019 | probate & estate administration

Since administrating an estate can be a laborious process, executors are permitted to receive compensation for their efforts. Sometimes a decedent has already worked out payment methods for an executor in a will, but if this is not the case, Ohio law will dictate how...

Do all Ohio estates go through probate?

On behalf of Metz, Bailey & McLoughlin | Aug 2, 2019 | probate & estate administration

The loss of a loved one can be devastating for families in Ohio and elsewhere. Like many in this situation, your grief may be further complicated by concerns over settling your loved one’s affairs. Depending on the assets your loved one left behind, however, his or...

What are your responsibilities as the executor of an estate?

On behalf of Metz, Bailey & McLoughlin | Jun 12, 2019 | probate & estate administration

It is only natural to feel honored and want to help if a loved one asks you to serve as executor of his or her estate. However, this can be a time-consuming role and taking it on comes with great responsibility. Therefore, it is important to understand the obligations...

Why your children may need 2 types of guardians if you die

by Metz, Bailey & McLoughlin | Feb 21, 2019 | probate & estate administration

If you’re in the process of choosing someone to be your children’s guardian if you and their other parent were to both pass away (in a car accident or plane crash, for example), it’s essential to understand a couple of key terms — guardian of...

How you can prevent family battles over your estate

by Metz, Bailey & McLoughlin | Jan 11, 2019 | probate & estate administration

One of the advantages of having an estate plan is that there’s less chance that your family and other beneficiaries (or people who think they should be beneficiaries) will battle over your assets. Even if you have a close-knit family whom you’re certain...

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