Probate is the legal process that occurs in Ohio in order to ensure that your debts are paid. It also ensures that the legal title of all of your remaining assets is transferred to the heirs and beneficiaries that you have named. If you have a will, the process of...
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Sometimes bankruptcy is the best option for your financial health. Unfortunately, filing for Chapter 7 comes with some side effects. For instance, you will take a significant hit on your credit score. However, this does not have to be a permanent situation. The...
Signs your child may be drinking alcohol
Every adult knows the experience of being a teenager. Awkward moments and peer pressure prevail during those years. Adolescents often wrestle with temptations, including getting drunk. You may relate to the reasons for their consuming intoxicants. Still, there are...
Cocaine charges in Ohio
Persons arrested on cocaine charges may discover Ohio laws prove to be stringent. All drug arrests come with consequences, but charges related to the sale or possession of cocaine could be far more severe than those associated with minute amounts of marijuana. Besides...
The basics of probate and will contests
Many people die without wills in Ohio. In these cases, the probate court will oversee the distribution of the deceased person's assets. Even in instances where there is a will, the probate court may still need to approve it. The probate process The first step in...
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Probate is the legal process that occurs in Ohio in order to ensure that your debts are paid. It also ensures that the legal title of all of your remaining assets is transferred to the heirs and beneficiaries that you have named. If you have a will, the process of...
Tips to improve your credit after Chapter 7
Sometimes bankruptcy is the best option for your financial health. Unfortunately, filing for Chapter 7 comes with some side effects. For instance, you will take a significant hit on your credit score. However, this does not have to be a permanent situation. The...
Signs your child may be drinking alcohol
Every adult knows the experience of being a teenager. Awkward moments and peer pressure prevail during those years. Adolescents often wrestle with temptations, including getting drunk. You may relate to the reasons for their consuming intoxicants. Still, there are...
Cocaine charges in Ohio
Persons arrested on cocaine charges may discover Ohio laws prove to be stringent. All drug arrests come with consequences, but charges related to the sale or possession of cocaine could be far more severe than those associated with minute amounts of marijuana. Besides...
The basics of probate and will contests
Many people die without wills in Ohio. In these cases, the probate court will oversee the distribution of the deceased person's assets. Even in instances where there is a will, the probate court may still need to approve it. The probate process The first step in...
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