Probate Reads™ by ProbateCourtBond.com Reviewed by ProbateCourtBond.comCategory: Estate Planning / Probate / Guardianship Overview When a book about wills and death makes you smile instead of squirm, you know you’ve found something special. Last Bucket List: Plan B for the Invincible by Rich Lippman, with illustrations by Dennis Goris, turns one of life’s most avoided…
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If you ask five different probate courts in Ohio how to file a bond, you may get five different answers. With 88 counties, each court exercises a degree of autonomy, and while local control has benefits, it also creates unnecessary confusion and expense for attorneys, families, and bonding agents. For families already going through one…
When a loved one passes away, one of the most overlooked risks is the property they leave behind. Many heirs, executors, and even attorneys assume that the decedent’s homeowner’s insurance remains in force throughout probate. Unfortunately, that is rarely the case. Most standard homeowner’s policies terminate or severely limit coverage once the named insured has…
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