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What happens in Ohio if you pass away without a plan?

On Behalf of Legacy Law Firm, LLC | May 12, 2025 | Estate Planning

Many people put off estate planning because they believe that young people or people without significant assets do not need to have a plan. However, this can leave you without a plan when you need it most. What should you know about passing away without an estate...

What people can’t do with a will

On Behalf of Legacy Law Firm, LLC | Mar 1, 2025 | Estate Planning

A will might be the most important element of an estate plan. There are many key legal goals that a testator can achieve with just a will. They can nominate someone to serve as their personal representative. They can select candidates to care for their minor children...

3 positions of authority to fill carefully when estate planning

On Behalf of Legacy Law Firm, LLC | Dec 10, 2024 | Estate Planning

Estate planning can be an uncomfortable process for many people. They have to think about what might happen after they die or if they experience a major medical emergency. Quite a few people take some of the sting out of the process by focusing on the positive.  They...

What happens to debts during probate proceedings?

On Behalf of Legacy Law Firm, LLC | Sep 8, 2024 | Estate Planning

When someone dies in Ohio, their personal property becomes the property of their estate. Their heirs or chosen beneficiaries can inherit those assets at the end of the probate process. Any debts that they still owe at the time of their passing may become the...

Have you named your grandchildren as beneficiaries?

On Behalf of Legacy Law Firm, LLC | Jun 4, 2024 | Estate Planning

Suppose your kids have recently made you a grandparent; your grandchildren most likely hold a special place in your heart. Witnessing their growth, milestones and achievements can bring back memories of when you were raising your children. Naturally, you might want to...

Addressing your parents’ estate before they need eldercare

On Behalf of Legacy Law Firm, LLC | Mar 12, 2024 | Estate Planning

As your parents age, a conversation about eldercare will likely become somewhat inevitable. It’s a time to help ensure their well-being and navigate senior living and/or support options. But before diving into caregiving logistics, a crucial step often gets...

How to take pressure off of loved ones by planning for death

On Behalf of Legacy Law Firm, LLC | Dec 14, 2023 | Estate Planning

Talking about mortality makes many people uncomfortable, and that discomfort could contribute to people's procrastination regarding estate planning. This lack of planning could burden their loved ones in the event that they pass away without so much as a will in...

How to talk to your Mom and Dad about estate planning

On Behalf of Legacy Law Firm, LLC | Sep 13, 2023 | Estate Planning

It’s not easy to watch your parents age, and asking about their estate plans isn't very comfortable to do – but there are some conversations that are important to have if you want to make sure that your parent’s wishes are followed and your family doesn’t fracture...

The importance of creating a trust

On Behalf of Legacy Law Firm, LLC | Jun 5, 2023 | Estate Planning

Estate planning is an essential part of every person’s financial life and a key part of asset protection. While most people think that estate planning consists only of creating a will and powers of attorney, they often forget that there are other legal tools...

Proper estate planning may also require asset protection planning

On Behalf of Legacy Law Firm, LLC | Mar 20, 2023 | Estate Planning

When someone dies, their estate influences how everyone remembers them. All of their property must pass to others, and how they arrange that process can impact what people think of them years later. What they leave for the people they love and for charitable causes...

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