Is Your Will Valid if you Divorce or Your Spouse Dies?

Are you getting divorced, obtaining a dissolution, or annulling your marriage? Has your spouse or partner died? If so, then you should consider reevaluating your estate planning documents as soon as possible. According to Section 2107.33(D) of the Ohio Revised Code,...

Can’t Find Your Original Will?

Original documents are just as important as ever in today’s digital age…some would argue even more so now with the onslaught of ways to manipulate or alter original documents.    The probate court will accept only an original when the time comes to probate a...

Estate Planning Considerations for Florida Snowbirds

Many of you may be seasonal residents in Florida or another warmer state. In fact, due to COVID-19, some of you who don’t normally leave Ohio in the winter may be considering flying south for the winter. With many people working and schooling from home, the...

Roberson Law Acquires Will Inventory

After practicing for over fifty years, Attorney James Brennan has decided to retire and pass the baton to Nancy Roberson.  James has had hundreds of clients over his career and so he needed another experienced attorney to whom he could refer his clients after he...