Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Ohio

Living Trust
is a living trust legal in Ohio? and, does it have to be notarized by an attorney and/or filed with the courts?

Asked on 7/23/07, 11:15 am

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Robert Rosplock Rosplock & Perez

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Re: Living Trust

Living trusts are legal in Ohio. Trusts do not need to be notarized, or filed with a court.

Answered on 7/23/07, 11:20 am

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