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.

In Ohio probate cases, allegations of undue influence can arise when a will or trust is contested. This detailed guide explores the legal strategies and evidence required to defend against such claims, ensuring the testator's true wishes are honored.

A crucial part of probating a descendant’s estate is ensuring debts are paid and assets are distributed according to the will or state law. Partial accounting provides transparency and effective estate management by offering regular updates on the estate's financial status. Learn how this process can benefit complex or lengthy probate cases.

Probating an estate is the legal process of settling a deceased person’s affairs, including distributing assets, paying debts, and handling final taxes.

The process of contesting a will can be both intricate and emotionally draining, involving not just legal issues, but also family matters.

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.

Are you worried about a loved one's declining mental health and unsure how to intervene? Discover the essential steps to obtain guardianship and ensure their safety, even when they resist medical evaluations.