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In Ohio, the final steps in the probate process include filing a final account with the court, paying final distributions to beneficiaries, and keeping receipts. After distributing assets, you can request a discharge and settlement from the court. If approved, you are released from fiduciary duties.Full Conversation
Dayton Ohio
Hello Marie, it's nice to meet you. I understand you're located in Dayton, Ohio, but could you please provide more details about your specific legal issue?
probate questions
Hello Marie, your probate questions are welcome. Could you please specify what part of the probate process you're having issues with or need clarification on?
I am doing a final and distribute account of the fiduciary at this point in time I do write all the beneficiary checks and then turn it into the court?
Hello ****In Ohio, the process of closing a probate estate involves:
*. Filing a final account with the court.
*. Paying the final distributions to beneficiaries.
Before distributing assets to beneficiaries, make sure all expenses are paid. After that, you can write checks to beneficiaries and file the final account with the court.
After writing the beneficiary or their tap their checks I then turn in all my receipts and ask for a discharge and settlement
Yes, ****In Ohio, after distributing assets to beneficiaries and keeping receipts, you may file a final account and request for estate closure. This includes a discharge and settlement. If the court approves, you're released from fiduciary duties.
Okay thank you
You're welcome, ****If you have any more questions about the probate process or any other legal issue in the future, feel free to contact us. Good luck with your fiduciary duties.