Probate Process Cost Ohio

Summary

The probate process in Ohio involves filing a petition with the probate court, providing a death certificate and will, notifying beneficiaries and creditors, inventorying and appraising estate assets, paying debts and taxes, and distributing remaining assets to beneficiaries. Costs can vary based on the estates size and complexity, with court filing fees ranging from $200-$250, attorney fees from $2,000-$5,000 or hourly rates, appraisal fees depending on assets, and executor fees typically being a percentage of the estate.

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Hey ****! Are you looking for information on how to start the probate process, or do you have a specific question about probate in Ohio?
Yes I’m looking for information
Hey ****! Here's some information on starting the probate process in Ohio:
- File a petition with the probate court in the county where the deceased lived.
- Provide the death certificate and will (if available).
- Notify beneficiaries and creditors.
- Inventory and appraise the estate assets.
- Pay debts and taxes.
- Distribute remaining assets to beneficiaries.
Do you need specific details about any of these steps?
What would be the cost
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Hey ****! The cost of probate in Ohio can vary based on several factors including the size and complexity of the estate. Here's a general idea of potential costs:
- Court filing fees: $*-$*
- Attorney fees: $*,*-$*,* or hourly rates
- Appraisal fees: Vary based on assets
- Executor fees: Typically a percentage of the estate
Would you like more information on any specific cost?