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It’s time to takeout and speak up for local restaurants
One day last week I walked into one of my favorite Italian restaurants—Vaccaro’s Trattoria—in Bath, Ohio, to pick up a takeout order. The limited staff was practicing social distancing and wearing black masks that matched their black server attire. It was both elegant and surreal. As I stepped aside to keep my distance and wait...
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Leaving property to arguing heirs
Typically, one of the best ways to leave property to your heir or heirs is to create a transfer on death designation, or TOD, says Jay Nabors, a Cleveland based attorney who focuses on estate planning. But there may be a situation that warrants a different approach. “I’ve handled cases in which property was left to children who don’t get...
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Estate planning with minors
If you’ve got minor children and have decided to get your estate plan in order, there are few things to consider should you pass before they reach the age of 18, says Jay Nabors, a Cleveland based attorney who focuses on estate planning. “If you’ve got money or other assets to leave to your kids, you need to determine at what age they...
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Protection for your adult child
“Once they turn 18, your children are legally adults. If they get hurt, doctors and nurses may or may not let you make decisions regarding medical issues or give you information,” explains Jay Nabors, who, along with his wife, Linda, is an attorney at Nabors & Nabors, the Strongsville-based law firm where attorney John J. Urban is of counsel...
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Stop paying extra to be dead
Nobody wants to pay more than they have to for pretty much anything. Then why do we, as a society, insist on paying extra when it comes to estate matters? There are ways to avoid shelling out additional money for the probate process, says Linda Nabors, who, along with her husband, Jay, is an attorney with Nabors and Nabors, the...
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