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Discovering that you were left out of a loved one’s will can be painful and confusing, especially if you were expecting to inherit or believed your relationship justified inclusion. In some cases, exclusion is intentional and legal. But in others, there may be grounds to challenge the will in court. So, can you contest a […]

When a loved one passes away, the person named as the executor of their estate has a legal duty to manage and distribute assets according to the will and Ohio probate law. Unfortunately, not all executors handle that responsibility properly — and in some cases, their actions may cross the line into criminal behavior. But […]

When someone is placed in a position of trust — such as a trustee, business partner, or financial advisor — they are legally required to act in the best interests of those they serve. This obligation is known as a fiduciary duty. When a fiduciary fails to uphold these responsibilities, it can cause serious financial […]