On Behalf of Kroener, Hale & Penick Law Firm | Jan 7, 2020 | Probate, Trust & Estate Administration
A power is an authority that is conferred by one person, the donor, law on another person, the donor, to deal with property belonging to the donee. There are different sorts of power that can be given in the context of the trust’s module in Ohio. According to...
On Behalf of Kroener, Hale & Penick Law Firm | Jan 23, 2019 | Probate, Trust & Estate Administration
Some heirs in Ohio aren’t thrilled about the probate process that typically occurs when a loved one passes away. This is partly because of a lingering misconception that probate can be a long, drawn-out ordeal. However, the experience with probate court...
On Behalf of Kroener, Hale & Penick Law Firm | Jul 26, 2018 | Probate, Trust & Estate Administration
Ohio residents who are named the executor of an estate may have many resources at their disposal to help them do the job properly. For instance, there is literature that explains different estate plan documents and what they do. An attorney may also be consulted by an...
On Behalf of Kroener, Hale & Penick Law Firm | Dec 11, 2017 | Probate, Trust & Estate Administration
One of the important aspects of developing your estate plan in Ohio is to determine who will get your assets. For most people, this means delegating your money. You will likely leave it to your spouse, if you have one, and your children. However, if you are doing your...
On Behalf of Kroener, Hale & Penick Law Firm | Nov 1, 2017 | Probate, Trust & Estate Administration
In times when people may be suffering under the weight of business or personal debts, Ohio residents may fear a judge can award any of their personal sources of wealth to a creditor, even the assets placed in a living trust. However,...
On Behalf of Kroener, Hale & Penick Law Firm | Oct 25, 2017 | Probate, Trust & Estate Administration
You may have heard the phrase “avoid probate” in the context of estate planning, but have no idea what it means or how it is connected to your estate planning process. Many Ohioans want to avoid probate because of the hardships it can cause for their...
On Behalf of Kroener, Hale & Penick Law Firm | Oct 16, 2017 | Probate, Trust & Estate Administration
There are many scams floating about in Ohio. One scam that you may very well fall prey to is the inheritance letter scam. This is when you are sent a letter claiming you have inherited a large sum of money. It is easy to believe because you may not have been aware of...
On Behalf of Kroener, Hale & Penick Law Firm | Sep 23, 2017 | Probate, Trust & Estate Administration
While most people in Ohio have a general understanding about what probate entails, there are several facts that you may not realize. We at Kroener Hale Law Firm have offered this information to help you in your estate plan; we can also answer any questions or concerns...
On Behalf of Kroener Hale Law Firm | Jul 4, 2017 | Probate, Trust & Estate Administration
Choosing a beneficiary for your estate in Ohio is a mixture of legalities and personal considerations. According to MarketWatch, you need to make sure the person you choose will be able to carry out your wishes and handle the responsibility that comes with being a...
On Behalf of Kroener, Hale & Penick Law Firm | May 25, 2017 | Probate, Trust & Estate Administration
Having a loved one pass away can be a difficult experience, but encountering problems with the will can make the event even more stressful for you and your family members. If you have realized that there are discrepancies or other issues with the will, you may be...
