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Probate Administration

At Coen Wexler and Wentz, our professionals have over 70 years experience in handling all aspects of the administration of a decedent's estate. Our attorneys work with the Executor on how best to satisfy the decedent's wishes as expressed in the Last Will and Testament or Trusts.

There are numerous pitfalls and problems that are not readily apparent to estate Executors who are untrained in Probate Administration. We can help you so that the process runs more smoothly. This includes notifying and satisfying decedent's creditors; implementing procedures to limit the possibility of a will contest or other estate litigation; preserving and protecting the assets; evaluating issues concerning exempt property; family allowance and elective share benefits; preparation of the tax returns related to the estate; distributing assets to the beneficiaries; obtaining receipts and releases; and preparing the final accounting for the Executor.

Our attorneys are also experienced in other Probate matters such as Trusts, Trust Administration and Guardianships.

Our Probate and Estate Administration practice includes the following services:

    • Probate
    • Estate Administration
    • Guardianships
    • Tax
    • Elder Law
    • Wills
    • Power of Attorneys
    • Trusts Administration

To learn more, visit our Resources page.

If you have questions or would like more information on our services, please contact our office.

 

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mapCoen, Wexler & Wentz
323 East Main Street
Lancaster, OH 43130
Telephone: 740-653-7825
Fax: 740-653-8073

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The information contained in this publication is general and should not be applied to specific legal problems without first consulting your attorney. Actual resolution of legal issues depends upon many factors, including variations of facts and Federal and State laws. Ohio laws change daily as a result of legislation and court decisions. This publication is not intended to provide legal advice on specific subjects, but rather to provide insight into legal developments and issues that we feel could be useful.

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