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Can Anyone Challenge a Will?

StachlerHarmon | May 8, 2020 | Probate & Estate Planning

When a person passes away and leaves behind a will, the contents of the will might not be what family members expected or hoped for. Many people, unfortunately, become involved in disputes with other loved ones after a family member passes away because they are so upset with the directives in the will. If you are interested in challenging a…

Having a Business Succession Plan in Place is Essential

StachlerHarmon | Apr 24, 2020 | Business Law

Life is a game of chance, and no one knows when their last day will be. That’s why it’s important for everyone, regardless of their age, to have an estate plan in place. This is even more important if you own your own business here in Dayton. If you have your own company and something suddenly happens to you, then…

How Wills Are Processed After Death

StachlerHarmon | Apr 10, 2020 | Probate & Estate Planning

Most people have a will in place at the time of their death. After a person passes away, this will need to be processed so that assets can be handled and passed to beneficiaries. Wills are often referred to as tickets to probate court because they inform the probate court on how to move forward with the deceased person’s assets.…

What Remedies Can You Pursue in Your Breach of Contract Case?

StachlerHarmon | Mar 27, 2020 | Business Law

For there to be a legally binding contract, there must be an offer and consideration. There must be a mutual meeting of the minds. The terms, conditions, and expectations of both parties must be made clear. However, sometimes even in the best of circumstances, expectations are not met and a breach of contract occurs. Fortunately, the law offers a variety…

Durable Power of Attorney Abuse: Watch Out for Mistreatment

StachlerHarmon | Mar 16, 2020 | Probate & Estate Planning

Durable power of attorney abuse is a significant concern for people who have family members who have a POA established. If an elder or any party who needs a POA faces abuse from their POA, they may need support from adult protective services, the criminal justice system or others to help protect them. Durable power of attorney abuse occurs when…

Planning Ahead Can Help Avoid Estate Disputes

StachlerHarmon | Mar 13, 2020 | Probate & Estate Planning

Many estate disputes happen simply because parents do not plan ahead and siblings do not know what their parents wanted. They’re left to figure it out on their own. Naturally, they’re going to disagree on some fairly big decisions — maybe one wants to keep the family cabin, for instance, while another wants to sell. The best way to avoid…

Estate Planning Isn’t Just for the Aging

StachlerHarmon | Feb 28, 2020 | Probate & Estate Planning

It’s great being young, although it is perhaps older people who appreciate youth the most. Young people often put off thoughts of retirement planning or estate planning because they’re busy enjoying life or building a career and a family. But exuberance and crowded schedules are no reason to avoid something that matters. One issue that affects all people is who…

How Much Does a Nursing Home Cost?

StachlerHarmon | Feb 14, 2020 | Probate & Estate Planning

Estate planning involves a lot of different steps, such as listing your assets, deciding if you want to use trusts, writing a will, creating a medical directive, using powers of attorney and much more. You really want to take the time to think of everything; don’t just assume that you can write a will and call it a day. One…

What is a Medical Power of Attorney?

StachlerHarmon | Jan 30, 2020 | Probate & Estate Planning

Estate planning means planning for the future, and you need to go beyond simply writing a will. One of the documents you may want to consider is a medical power of attorney. What does it do? Essentially, this document chooses someone else to act as an agent on your behalf if you need medical care and you cannot communicate with…

Do I Have Grounds to Contest My Parent’s Will?

StachlerHarmon | Jan 17, 2020 | Probate & Estate Planning

Losing a parent is a very difficult thing to go through. Knowing that you only have their memory left, you will want to make sure that their memory is preserved, and you may have expectations about what you will be able to do in the future to make this possible. For example, you may have talked in the past with…

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