The N.P. Weiss Law Blog
Your First Legal Consultation: What to Expect at N.P. Weiss Law
Curious about your first legal consultation? This blog explains what to expect at N.P. Weiss Law, including consultation options, costs, how to prepare, and why early legal advice matters for families, property owners, and businesses in Northeast Ohio.
Understanding Legal Fees: What to Expect When Hiring an Attorney
Legal fees can feel mysterious, especially if you’ve never worked with an attorney before. This guide breaks down deposits, hourly rates, and flat fees so you can make informed decisions.
How Pet Trusts Can Protect Your Furry Family Members
In Ohio, pets are legally considered property—but that doesn’t mean you can’t protect them. Discover how pet trusts can safeguard your animals’ future with seamless legal care.
Why Every Ohioan Needs a Will: Protect Your Family and Your Future
Make a Will Month is the perfect time to protect your legacy. Here’s what every Northeast Ohio resident should know about making a will.
Navigating Uncertainty in the Face of Potential Challenges to Obergefell v. Hodges
With Obergefell v. Hodges facing potential challenges, same-sex couples in Ohio must take proactive steps to protect their families. Attorney Nicholas Weiss shares personal insights and outlines key estate planning strategies to safeguard your rights.
Ohio Probate Administration: A Step-by-Step Guide for Executors and Families
Navigating the Ohio probate process can be overwhelming for executors, administrators, and beneficiaries alike. This guide breaks down the key steps of probate administration in Northeast Ohio, from filing the will to closing the estate, with insights from attorney Nicholas Mitchell.
Who Should Be My Will Executor?
Choosing an executor for a will is a crucial decision in estate planning. Learn about the qualities to look for in an executor and the importance of clearly identifying them in the will to ensure your final wishes are fulfilled.
How to Avoid Probate Without a Trust
Avoiding probate doesn't always require a trust. Learn about easy, low-cost methods like survivorship deeds and transfer on death designation affidavits to ensure your assets go to your desired beneficiaries without court involvement.
What if you need to disinherit?
Disinheriting a child in Ohio requires more than just a simple exclusion in your will. Learn the legal steps and considerations to ensure your wishes are upheld and your estate is distributed as intended.

