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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…

How a Will Lawyer Helps the Probate Process
By Manning & Clairin Family Law, Will & Estate Law, Probate Law

How a Will Lawyer Helps the Probate Process

Fewer than two out of three American adults have a will or estate plan, the lowest rate since 2020, according to a recent survey from Caring.com. The survey also revealed…

Estate Planning Second Marriages - A Guide
By Manning & Clairin Family Law, Will & Estate Law

Estate Planning Second Marriages - A Guide

The dynamics around estate planning second marriages can be tricky with the emotions involved and conflicts among beneficiaries. For example, it is not uncommon for children from an earlier marriage…

You Need an Estate Planning Attorney - Here's Why You Shouldn't Do It Alone
By Manning & Clairin Will & Estate Law, Probate Law

You Need an Estate Planning Attorney - Here's Why You Shouldn't Do It Alone

While do-it-yourself (DIY) estate planning documents can seem like a convenient and cost-effective option, they can come potential risks. It’s important to understand these drawbacks before deciding to create your…

How To Write a Will: The 7 Most Commonly Forgotten Sections
By Manning & Clairin Will & Estate Law, Probate Law

How To Write a Will: The 7 Most Commonly Forgotten Sections

Writing a will is an essential step in preparing for the future, but many people forget to include important details that could cause complications for their loved ones after they…

Breaking Down a Power of Attorney in Ohio
By Manning & Clairin Family Law, Will & Estate Law, Probate Law

Breaking Down a Power of Attorney in Ohio

A power of attorney (POA) is one of the most powerful legal documents an individual can possess. Having a POA carries significant responsibility. If it’s in the wrong hands, it…

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