Property Access Documentation Needed

Summary

To access a deceased persons property in Ohio, you may need the Will, Letters Testamentary or Letters of Administration, and possibly a court order. Letters of Administration are issued by Probate Court to appoint an estate administrator when no will exists or the will didnt name an executor. Additional documents like the death certificate, a written lease or deed, and written permission from the executor or court may also be necessary. Consult a local attorney for personalized advice.

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Chillicothe ohio and whats letters of administration
In Ohio, Letters of Administration are issued by Probate Court to appoint an administrator of a deceased person's estate, in cases where no will exists or the will didn't name an executor. This legal document gives the administrator authority to manage the estate.
What other documentation do i need
In Ohio, you may also need:
- Death certificate of the deceased person
- A written lease or deed, if you were a tenant or co-owner
- Any written permission from the executor or court
Remember, each case is unique. Legal advice from a local attorney may be necessary.