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   Sep 28, 2022 · Search for an Attorney. LawInfo provides free Ohio wills legal information. Learn more about Basic Requirements for a Last Will and Testament in Ohio.

2. www.ohiobar.org › law-facts › law-facts-willsLaw Facts: Wills | Ohio State Bar Association

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   May 25, 2015 · A will must be witnessed in a special manner provided by law by at least two people who have no interest in the will, and it must be executed in strict accordance with the law. The best way to ensure that a will is properly executed is to have an attorney supervise the signing of the will.

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   Our estate dispute attorneys prosecute and defend cases before mediators, arbitrators, magistrates, judges, and juries throughout Ohio. Private wealth disputes can be emotionally charged and complex, often involving intricate legal and financial considerations.

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   Search For Attorney. Enter any part of a name, registration number, or geographic information and click Search. This directory includes attorneys who have been admitted to the practice of law in Ohio.

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   Law Firm: Susan Gwinn, Atty. at Law. Location: Athens. Licensed In: OH. Areas Of Law: Bankruptcy and Debt, Consumer Protection, Civil Rights, Criminal, Family Relations, Industry Specialties, Courts and Lawyers, Personal Injury, Estate Planning, Housing and Real Estate

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   Find the right Will lawyer in Ohio. Simply describe your case and you will be matched to the top Ohio Will attorneys near you.

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   What happens if there is no will in Ohio?

   • When there is no will, the probate court will follow Ohio law to guide and enforce the distribution of your assets. In either case, the probate court must supervise the will’s administration. A will may reduce administration expenses in a number of ways.

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   Who can make a will in Ohio?

   • In Ohio, the laws regarding the valid execution and witnessing of a Will are set forth in the Ohio Revised Code; Title 21 Courts- Probate- Juvenile; Chapter 2107: Wills, Sections 2107.02 through 2107.15. In Ohio, any person eighteen (18) years of age, or a minor lawfully married, and of sound mind may make a Will.

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   Which law firms are licensed in Ohio?

   • Licensed In: OH Practice Areas: Corporate/Business, Intellectual Property, Estate Planning, Trust and Probate, Real Property, Taxation Law Firm: Gallagher, Gams, Tallan, Barnes & Littrell, L.L.P. Location: Columbus Licensed In: OH Practice Areas: Insurance, Litigation Law Firm: Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP Location: Columbus Licensed In: OH

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   Who can witness a will in Ohio?

   • No person under eighteen (18) years of age shall witness a Will. (See Section 2107.06) Generally, it is recommended that the witnesses to the Will be “disinterested”, which means that they are not a beneficiary of the Will. In Ohio a gift to a witness who is one of only two witnesses is void.

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   Attorney Will focuses on criminal law at both the felony and misdemeanor level. He has represented individuals with minor misdemeanor traffic offenses, including Speeding charges, Failure to Control, and other minor traffic and license violations.