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Losing someone you love is a difficult experience for anyone to go through. Having to handle the legal process after their death can quickly become overwhelming without proper legal help. A compassionate Montgomery probate attorney can assist in every stage of Ohio’s complex probate process.
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When faced with grief, you deserve to have the help of an empathetic Montgomery estate planning lawyer to guide you through the necessary legal proceedings. Scott Hoberg of Hoberg Law, LLC, focuses on helping clients and their family members understand their legal rights and options under Ohio law.
Since 2011, Scott Hoberg has helped the loved ones left behind navigate the complicated process of probate, working to make legal proceedings as seamless as possible through preparation, planning, and protection.
In Ohio, probate is a court-overseen process that occurs when a person passes away. For residents of Montgomery, this process is typically overseen by the Montgomery County Probate Court, located at 41 North Perry Street in Dayton.
Probate includes gathering the person’s property, using that property to pay off their debts or taxes, and distributing the remaining property according to their will or state laws, if there is no will.
The person in charge of handling probate is typically named in the deceased’s will, called the personal representative. Probate can be a lengthy, stressful, and costly process, often full of complex laws and strict legal deadlines to be aware of. It’s important to hire a probate attorney to assist you during probate.
In 2024, the average age of residents in Montgomery was 43.3 years old. That same year, 23% of the town’s residents were over the age of 65. Having a valid will in place is crucial to protecting your assets and your family.
If someone passes away without a legally valid will, their estate will be handled according to state law. This typically goes against the deceased’s personal wishes and can be extremely overwhelming and stressful for the family members left behind.
Having a will in place can help make the legal process easier for your loved ones. Even with a will, the personal representative may face various complications during the probate process, such as:
A knowledgeable lawyer can assist in every stage of the legal process. They have the tools and resources available to properly value the deceased’s assets, pay off debts and taxes, reduce conflicts, and help make the process as streamlined as possible.
Trying to navigate the complex process of probate is nearly impossible without proper legal representation. Hoberg Law, LLC, is here to help. Reach out to our offices in West Chester Township and Cincinnati to schedule a confidential consultation and learn how we can help ease your burden during this difficult time.
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