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Ohio Estate Tax Repealed, But Not Yet

03.24.15 written by KWGD

On June 30, 2011, Ohio Governor John Kasich signed the State budget and one item in that budget stated that Ohio would be officially abolished its estate tax. However, the estate tax repeal does not go into effect until...

New Ohio Law Concerning Durable Powers of Attorney for Property

03.24.15 written by KWGD

An important part of estate planning is anticipating the possibility that you could become incompetent or otherwise unable to handle your financial affairs. As a result of these possibilities, we always recommend that you...

What Happens To My Pets When I Pass Away

03.24.15 written by KWGD

In addition to providing for your relatives in your estate planning documents, you may also want to provide for the care of your pets upon your passing. If you do not make specific provisions for the care of your pets in your...

Gifting of Assets May Be The Most Misunderstood Estate Planning Concept

03.24.15 written by KWGD

An estate plan is a process by which you determine who will inherit your assets after your death in the most efficient and tax-effective way possible. As part of an estate plan gifting of assets sometimes occurs in order to...

Krugliak, Wilkins, Griffiths & Dougherty Issues Statement About Recent Ohio Supreme Court Decision in Gibson’s Bakery vs. Oberlin College Case

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Ohio Estate Tax Repealed, But Not Yet

New Ohio Law Concerning Durable Powers of Attorney for Property

What Happens To My Pets When I Pass Away

Gifting of Assets May Be The Most Misunderstood Estate Planning Concept

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