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When a loved one passes, administering his or her estate can seem overwhelming, particularly when you are grieving. If you have questions about administering an estate or going through probate, the attorneys of Amy M. Levine & Associates can help.
If you are a personal representative or executor, our lawyers can help you follow your loved one’s wishes and ensure that all assets and debts are handled fairly and lawfully. We work with personal representatives, trustees and other beneficiaries in a variety of estate and probate matters, including:
- Identifying and valuing assets
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- Marshaling the assets
- Distributing assets to heirs
When disputes arise over the administration of an estate, our extensive experience is invaluable. Many of our clients benefit from mediation and negotiation to resolve disagreements without the stress or expense of litigation. However, when probate litigation is the best way to protect our client’s interests, we do not shy away from trial.
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If your loved one created an estate plan, it is clear that he or she cared deeply about the people left behind — and that he or she had specific wishes about what should be done with remaining assets and property. Let us help you honor those wishes. Please call our Columbus, Ohio, office at 614-360-2942 or contact us online to arrange a consultation. We serve clients throughout Franklin County as well as those in or near Huntington, West Virginia.
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What are the penalties for a first-time OVI in Ohio?
You may have been out on a Friday night with a few friends and had a few beers to celebrate. Or you go to your family’s holiday party and drink one too many spiked eggnogs or cocktails. Before you know it, on your way home, police pull you over. Maybe you were...
5 tips for those considering bankruptcy and divorce
While divorce and bankruptcy are both considered chances for couples to move toward a fresh, exciting future, the two legal processes can overlap and ultimately harm each other. It is wise to research your options and learn more about the challenges you might face....
The difference between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy
Deciding to apply for bankruptcy is a significant decision. Bankruptcy can free a person from financial struggles and grant them the ability to clean their slate. The decision to apply for bankruptcy is a big decision, but it is not the only one someone needs to...
Signs marriage may be heading for divorce
When a marriage is in trouble, the spouses can either work to fix it or prepare for divorce. In a delicate situation like that, acting first can have a significant advantage. Recognizing the signs of a marriage in trouble can give a spouse the time they need to...
Comparing personal bankruptcy options
When you think of bankruptcy, what comes to mind? Is it financial salvation? Probably not. More than likely, thoughts of overwhelming debt and wondering how you will recover from this financial pitfall without descending into financial ruin are filling your mind....
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