Mike Harden, retired columnist for the Columbus Dispatch, wrote of a gathering of Korean War veterans at the American Legion post entitled “Men from ‘forgotten war’ recall fateful night“. An excerpt follows: Hunkered over fried bologna sandwiches and Bud Lites, the last men standing from an old Columbus-based Korean War company of Marines assembled on [...]
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Estate Planning and Elder Law
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* Estate Planning
* Wills
* Trusts
* Elder Law
* Special Needs Planning
* Probate / Estate Administration
* Asset Protection
* Veterans Benefits
Our approach to estate planning in unique: we help you create a true Lifetime Legacy for your loved ones. What is a Lifetime Legacy? It is simply an estate plan that passes on your hard earned wealth to who you want, when you want them to have it, the way you want them to have it, at the lowest possible cost (avoiding taxes and probate costs) with maximum protection from lawsuits, waste, and divorce.
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Golowin Legal assists clients with Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts, Pet Trusts, Special Needs Planning, Asset Protection, Elder Law, Veterans Benefits and Probate/Estate Administration in Columbus, Ohio as well as surrounding counties.
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Russell C. Golowin, J.D., LL.M.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Golowin Legal, LLC
4700 Reed Rd., Ste. A
Columbus, Ohio 43220
Phone: 614.453.5580
Email: info@GolowinLegal.com
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Protect Your "Virtual Assets"
USA Weekend highlighted a commonly overlooked piece of estate planning in “Create A Plan Now For Your Virtual Assets“. Jill Golden asked: Millions of Americans use e-mail, blogs and social networking sites to stay connected with friends and relatives. But what happens to your accounts after you die? It seems that we all have online [...]
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When a minor is injured and someone else is liable, what happens? How is that child reimbursed for their injuries? Because the child is not old enough to legally settle the claim, the county probate court is going to be involved. The probate court has the authority to approve the settlement of minor’s injury claims, [...]
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