For attorney’s in Ohio who are looking to earn their Continuing Legal Education credits, be sure to check these exclusive bundle packages. HML Partner John Lewandowki has intriguing lectures on both estate planning and litigation. For more information, download official brochure: Ohio State Bar Association – […]
Single moms do not have the luxury of ignoring their estate plans. Without another parent in the picture, you need to do all you can to ensure your children’s rights and interests are protected in the event of your death. One of the more valuable tools […]
Who needs a will? If you’re reading this, you probably need a will. If you have people you care about, or own any possessions, it’s wise to have a will. With that said, there are some who need a will more urgently than others. If you’re […]
Any time there is a major change in your life, it is a best practice to update your will. Major changes are usually a marriage, divorce, or the birth of a child. Additionally, there may come a time when you want to change your beneficiaries, or […]
How Do Wills Work? For centuries, last wills and testaments (commonly simplified to “wills”) have been a critical part of society. The main purpose of will are to distribute money, materials, and other possessions. Without a legal will, the control is essentially out of the hands […]
Creating a last will and testament is one of the most responsible and informed decisions you can make. It tells your family and loved ones exactly what your last wishes are regarding your assets and property. However, there are many things we recommend that you should […]
Most people around Toledo know they should have some sort of estate planning in place–whether it be wills or living trusts. However, they procrastinate because of fear that planning for death will hasten its occurrence, or they think it’s too expensive. Others believe that no plan […]
A special needs trust is made specifically to a person with special needs. They manage assets and property for that person’s benefit. Simultaneously, they don’t compromising access to important government benefits. Special needs trusts supplement any government benefits the person with special needs may receive. A […]
Providing for your children in the event of a premature death takes more consideration than picking someone to care for them. Additionally, you should also consider what will happen to any money or property your children inherit from you. Who will manage it for them until […]
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