Probate and Estate Administration Lawyer in Ohio

Navigating the process of probate and estate administration does not have to be an overwhelming process. With the help of an experienced attorney, your family can get through the probate process and ensure that your loved one's assets are distributed properly according to his or her wishes.

At the law office of Eric L. Anderson, LLC in Cincinnati, Ohio, we help people sort through the probate and estate administration process. We help people avoid the common pitfalls of the process and take the time to thoroughly investigate your loved one's estate plan. We listen closely to our clients and clearly explain the appropriate options.

You can trust us with your probate and estate administration issues. Contact us today for a free initial consultation with an experienced estate attorney.

What Is the Administration Process For

The administration process is the process the courts use to transfer title of estate property, distribute remaining assets and settle any disputes that may arise. In Ohio, when someone passes away, family members or the executor of the estate often have to go to court to determine who will get the assets. Also, there is a need to secure clear titles for a number of possessions such as homes, cars and bank accounts.

The court process for transferring assets and properties to beneficiaries includes appraisals to determine value. Also, there are likely tax consequences for beneficiaries as well as estate taxes that may need to be paid. We can help you sort through these issues and make sure everything is taken care of so the estate is left on sound legal footing.

Do You Need an Attorney?

The short answer is yes. Particularly for tax purposes and anything involving real estate. An experienced attorney can help you move efficiently through the courts and make sure you are on the right track. We can also represent individuals in front of the court in the event of a will contest or other estate dispute.

Call (513) 360-4935 today for a free initial consultation with a skilled probate lawyer.