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A power of attorney (POA) is meant to be a powerful tool for protection, allowing a trusted individual to handle someone’s financial, medical, or legal affairs when they can no longer do so themselves. Unfortunately, this legal authority can be misused, leading to devastating financial and emotional consequences for vulnerable individuals and their families. Power […]

When a loved one who owned a family business passes away, the probate process can become complicated, especially when heirs disagree about what should happen to the company. Disputes over ownership, control, and management are common and can quickly lead to strained relationships or even litigation. Understanding how Ohio probate law handles family business conflicts […]

When a person cannot make responsible decisions about their personal care, medical treatment, or finances, the court may step in to provide protection through a guardianship. In Ohio, guardianships are carefully regulated because they involve transferring important decision-making power from the individual to another person or entity. While guardianships are often necessary, they also limit […]