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Online payment apps such as Venmo, Zelle, PayPal and Cash App have made it easier–in an increasingly cashless and contactless world–to give money to others. …
The topic of caregivers often comes up in Elder Law and Special Needs Planning contexts. Serving as a caregiver typically means you are charged with …
It can be overwhelming when a loved one dies. During an already difficult time, there is often much pressure to figure out the legal aspects …
In Ohio, when your children turn 18, they become adults, legally speaking. They might not act like adults all (or even some) of the time, and you …
Welcome to the HM Law Blog! We’re excited to implement another way we will engage with and educate our community on all things Estate Planning …
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