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- 2 important requirements for a valid will in Ohio
- 2 risks of outdated beneficiary information in an estate plan
- 3 documents all estate plans need
- Approaching your parents about estate planning
- Choosing a guardian for your children
- Contesting a will: How to prove undue influence
- Do you need to create 2 different powers of attorney?
- Do young adults need a will?
- How can you keep assets out of probate?
- How do you leave someone out of your will?
- How should you choose an executor?
- How to choose an executor for your estate
- How to ensure that your will is valid
- Is your Ohio will up-to-date?
- It’s not uncommon to experience “inheritor’s guilt”
- Potential duties of an estate executor
- Reasons to make a medical power of attorney
- Remember these 5 points about trusts
- Revocable versus irrevocable trusts: Which do you need?
- The advantages and disadvantages of wills
- The benefit of a discretionary trust
- What are special needs trusts, and how do they help families?
- What happens to a person’s debt when they pass away?
- What is a charitable trust?
- What might make a will invalid?
- When can people contest a will in Ohio probate court?
- When should you create your estate plan?
- Who is the right executor for your will?
- Why a trust isn’t enough for end-of-life planning
- Why is it so important to keep beneficiary designations updated