Summary
Probate laws in Ohio require all wills to go through probate. If the estate is under $100,000, a simplified process is available. A general hearing reviews the fiduciarys account, and attendance is usually required. Courts may allow remote attendance due to COVID-19. Submitting evidence of theft by a beneficiary was correct, and legal representation is advised.Full Conversation
probate. In Dayton ohio
Hello Addy, probate laws in Ohio govern the process. Key points include:
- All wills must go through probate.
- If the estate is less than $*,*, there is a simplified process.
- Executor is usually named in the will, if not the court appoints one.
Would you like information on a specific aspect?
I am the fiduciary of my mother’s account. I’ve turned in a fiduciaries account now it is saying I have a general hearing. What does that mean?
Hello Addy, a general hearing in a probate case often means the court will review the fiduciary's account you submitted. It's a chance for interested parties to raise any issues. It's advised to have legal representation.
is that a hearing that I need to be an in person for
Yes, generally you need to attend hearings in person. However, due to COVID-*, some courts may allow remote attendance. Contact the Dayton Probate Court to confirm their current procedures.
I submitted proof to the probate court on my accounting that a beneficiary stole from the account before I put the account fiduciary account in court
Hello Addy, submitting such evidence to the court was the right step. The court will consider your evidence during the general hearing. It is recommended to have legal representation to guide you through the process.
I can’t read the last two lines
Apologies for any confusion, Addy. Here's a recap:
*. The court will consider your evidence during the hearing.
*. It's recommended to have a lawyer guide you through this process.
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