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When Probate Becomes Contested: Seven Warning Signs Families Shouldn’t Ignore
By Manning & Clairin Will & Estate Law, Probate Law

When Probate Becomes Contested: Seven Warning Signs Families Shouldn’t Ignore

The death of a family member is difficult enough without adding a legal dispute over an estate. Unfortunately, disagreements can arise during probate, sometimes turning what appears to be a…

Selling a Home During Probate in Ohio: What Heirs Need to Know
By Manning & Clairin Probate Law

Selling a Home During Probate in Ohio: What Heirs Need to Know

For many families in Northeast Ohio, a home is the most valuable asset left behind after the death of a loved one. Selling a home during probate can also mean…

What To Do When a Loved One Passes: Navigating the Probate Process in Northeast Ohio
By Manning & Clairin Will & Estate Law, Probate Law

What To Do When a Loved One Passes: Navigating the Probate Process in Northeast Ohio

Losing a loved one is never easy. Beyond the grief and emotions, families are often faced with the question: what happens now when it comes to handling their estate? They…

Probate Isn’t the Bogeyman – Especially When You Work with a Lawyer 
By Manning & Clairin Will & Estate Law, Probate Law

Probate Isn’t the Bogeyman – Especially When You Work with a Lawyer 

When it comes to estate planning, few words strike fear into Northeast Ohio residents’ hearts quite like “probate.” For many, it conjures images of long, expensive court battles and grieving…

The Value of Trusts: Why and How to Put Your House in a Trust
By Manning & Clairin Will & Estate Law, Probate Law

The Value of Trusts: Why and How to Put Your House in a Trust

When it comes to planning for the future, few decisions are more important than ensuring your assets are protected and your loved ones are cared for. For many families, the…

8 Things to Know Before You Hire an Attorney
By Manning & Clairin Personal Injury Law, Family Law, Will & Estate Law, Divorce Law, Real Estate Law, Business Law, Lottery Law, Elder Abuse, Probate Law, Civil Litigation

8 Things to Know Before You Hire an Attorney

Navigating legal matters for the first time can be daunting, especially when you hire a lawyer. Whether you’re dealing with a property dispute, writing a will, or facing more complex…

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