Last Will and Testament Services

Having a last will and testament is very important for you and your family. If you don't have a will, contact the law office of Michael A. Ross Law of Canton, OH. With a will, you'll ensure that your assets and possessions are divided up among those who will inherit them. If you don't have this legal document, your estate may bequeath your assets according to your wishes.

Why Are Wills Important?

The Last Will and Testament of a person is crucial to anyone's estate plan and is typically regarded as the bare minimum requirement when planning. Your estate will be distributed according to the terms of your will, which might also name an executor to handle your affairs and appoint a guardian for minor children. A Last Will and Testament will specify what your heirs receive and make sure that your instructions are carried out with the scrutiny and consent of the local probate court if you have assets titled in your name without a beneficiary.

What Exactly is a Will?

A will is a written document that specifies how a person's assets will be disbursed after death. It must comply with specific formal standards outlined by the relevant state's legislation in order to be valid. The testator is the person who drafts and signs a will. According to Ohio law, the testator must be of sound mind, at least 18 years old, and free from harmful influences when they make their Will. A Will must be written, with a few exceptions. It needs to be attested in a certain way that the law specifies and signed strictly in line with the law.


The easiest way to ensure that these conditions are met legally is to have the signing of the will supervised by an attorney.

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