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Phone: (419) 891-8884

Address: 1925 Indian Wood Cir Ste A, Maumee, OH 43537

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Guardianship
Guardianships for Minors or Adult Incompetents —establishing the guardianship initially in probate court and/or preparing annual reports to the court; counseling on ongoing issues

Business and Corporate Law

Business Transactions
Business Transactions —counseling and formation of LLCs or Corporations and follow-up work on Bylaws, Operating Agreements, Minutes; drafting or review of contracts and buy-sell agreements; sales of small businesses

Real Estate Litigation
Real Estate Matters —purchase, sale or leasing of residential or commercial real estate (buildings and land); “For Sale By Owner” transactions; re-titling real estate into Transfer on Death or survivorship format; all forms of deeds, land contracts, leases, notes, and mortgages; legal counseling on these matters

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
The information on our pages is also not exhaustive. If you have a need in an area that you think relates to estate planning and elder law, but don’t see it mentioned on this page, please just give us a call at 419-819-8884 to ask, or attend one of our free New Client Orientation Meetings to learn more.
Wills
A Last Will and Testament not only specifies how you want your assets distributed (as well as the proceeds of any death-related lawsuits), but it nominates your choice of persons to be your Executor and the Guardian of your minor children, and it can waive bond for either or both persons. Without having a Last Will in place, politicians have decided where your assets will go under state law; the court will decide who your Executor and/or Guardian will be without your input; and bond will be needed (and paid for from your money).
Trusts
Trust Administration (both during the Trustmaker’s lifetime and after death)—We offer counseling about the duties of a trustee under the terms of the trust agreement and the requirements of the Ohio Trust Code; help with calculating and funding marital/family sub-trusts, or other allocation and distribution of assets; preparation of the required accountings and notices to beneficiaries; real estate transfers; involuntary removal and replacement of trustees, change of trustees, or a trustee becoming incapacitated; and more.
Power of Attorney
Reviews of Existing Trust or Will Plans for necessary updating—An estate plan should be re-examined periodically (at least every five years) due to changes in the law, changes in legal drafting, changes in family health and finances, and changes in procedures in the industry (as just one example of the latter, many institutions will not accept powers of attorney that are not recent). If you already have a trust, it is also important to check periodically to make sure that the trust is properly funded. This means that accounts and assets are properly titled in the name of the trust and that beneficiary designations are properly coordinated with the trust plan. We can review your existing plan for recommended updates.
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