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Estate Planning
Single? You still need an estate plan
Are you single/unmarried? Do you have a Will? For some reason or another, sometimes single people think they may not need one but the reality is that estate planning is even more important for these individuals, regardless of age, to avoid confusion and ensure your...
On Medicaid and expecting an inheritance? Here’s what you need to know.
To most people, the extra money that comes along with an inheritance is welcomed. However, if you are on Medicaid, which has strict income and resource limits, your inheritance could deem you ineligible to receive coverage. Rather than worry, it’s important to be...
Guardianship
Obtaining guardianship over an adult with disabilities
Turning 18 is usually associated with the beginning of adulthood. It’s the age at which most people graduate high school, can vote and choose to live independently. However, things may look a little different for those with special needs, depending on their ability to...
Keeping and updating wills and other important documents
You’ve successfully completed all of your important documents: your Last Will, Living Will, Power of Attorney and Trust. You’re feeling good and now you can rest easy until the end of your time, right? Maybe. A lot can change between now and ten, twenty or forty years...
Real Estate
What landlords need to know about Ohio rental laws
Deciding to become a landlord can be a great business but there are important legal aspects that are critical to know. Failure to understand and abide by what landlords are and are not permitted to do can result in costly and time-consuming legal issues. Here are some...
What you need to know before becoming an Airbnb host
Deciding to host an Airbnb can be a great source of extra income, but it’s important to know the laws around doing so in your specific city before you advertise your listing. These rules can be confusing so Airbnb says it’s working with governments around the world to...
Trusts & Probates
Keeping and updating wills and other important documents
You’ve successfully completed all of your important documents: your Last Will, Living Will, Power of Attorney and Trust. You’re feeling good and now you can rest easy until the end of your time, right? Maybe. A lot can change between now and ten, twenty or forty years...
Establishing a Trust can simplify owning out-of-state property
Are you looking forward to spending the summer in your Florida vacation home? Did you ever consider what would a happen with your out-of-state property if something happened to you? As people move around for work, school or recreation, they may come to purchase...