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Need to Know How to Modify an Ohio Will?

By Anna Melissa Price Of Jenkins Fenstermaker, PLLC on 08/13/2019

If you have ever written a will, perhaps you remember thinking as you wrote it that it was truly your "last" will and testament, to be stored away and not retrieved until your death. Times change, however, and so do people, relationships, and feelings; oftentimes, this requires that you revisit your will to make sure it reflects your wishes.

If you feel that a change is required for your own will, or perhaps for the will of a loved one, knowing how to modify an Ohio will requires a bit of investigation. When you need to modify a will in Ohio, you should consider several matters to ensure that your modified last will and testament carries out your intentions.


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How Do I Go Through Probate in Ohio?

By Anna Melissa Price Of Jenkins Fenstermaker, PLLC on 08/06/2019

Death creates a void in the lives of the family and loved ones left behind. While hearts are grieving, practical matters must also be tended. The deceased likely owned property had some outstanding bills at the time of death. The court procedure for handling and wrapping up those affairs is called probate. Knowing how probate in Ohio works can help both the person administering the estate and the surviving loved ones follow and participate in the process.


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Using DAP Trusts in WV to Keep Heirlooms in Your Family

By Anna Melissa Price Of Jenkins Fenstermaker, PLLC on 07/16/2019

Grandmother's wedding ring holds deep sentimental value to the family. It also holds substantial financial value. This is an heirloom that you have been honored to have had passed down to you and one that you would like to keep in your family. A West Virginia DAP trust, or domestic asset protection trust, is a tool to help you do just that.


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Charleston, WV Opportunity Zones Offer Benefits for Investors and the Community

By Stephen J. Golder Of Jenkins Fenstermaker, PLLC on 07/11/2019

A drive through Charleston, West Virginia (WV) reveals the investments that are being made to grow business and enhance the local community. Savvy developers and investors who seek to capitalize on and lend to the city's progress now have an additional incentive in the form of tax benefits when efforts are focused in designated Charleston, WV Opportunity Zones.

This article is the third in a series of four on the topic of Opportunity Zones in WV. An overview of Opportunity Zone basics was provided in the first blog of the series, while article two focused on development opportunities in Huntington, WV.


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Huntington, WV Opportunity Zones: Prime Opportunities for Investment

By Stephen J. Golder Of Jenkins Fenstermaker, PLLC on 07/04/2019

It is an exciting time for the river city of Huntington, West Virginia. Potential investors can now further West Virginia Governor Jim Justice's vision for a brighter future for the Mountain State by investing in the Huntington, WV Opportunity Zones identified in three census tract areas: Guyandotte, West End Huntington, and Downtown Huntington.


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