A note about coronavirus (COVID-19) Monday, March 16, 2020 To our valued clients: Just like many of you and your organizations, we at O’Reilly Law offices are closely monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic. Not only are we internally doing everything we … Continue reading →
Here at O’Reilly Law, we like to give our clients a visual on our white-board to explain things. This one shows how Health Care Powers of Attorney and Living Wills overlap. https://local.google.com/place?id=4482326281389381756&use=posts&lpsid=8619513265362431213
October Updates From Michael O’Reilly, Estate Planning & Real Estate Transactions in Ohio We have been very busy the last week attending mediations and getting cases settled. On all the recent cases we happened to be defending the person sued. … Continue reading →
O’Reilly Law Offices, looking out for you with over 45 years’ experience. We have been very busy the last week attending mediations and getting cases settled. On all the recent cases we happened to be defending the person sued. … Continue reading →
ATTORNEY REVIEW OF YOUR REAL ESTATE PURCHASE CONTRACT IS A GOOD IDEA IN WORTHINGTON, OHIO It’s home buying season. Did you know the standard real estate contract used in Central Ohio has an “attorney approval” clause? The clause allows you … Continue reading →
5 reasons why estate planning should be your top priority in 2019 in Worthington, Ohio. Though life doesn’t promise tomorrow, it does promise uncertainty. While this is a grim reality, it’s the unvarnished truth. When tragedy rears its ugly head, … Continue reading →
Why Estate Planning should be on your to do list early in 2019 in Worthington, Ohio. Most realize the future is just as important as the present and that what’s done today impacts the outcome of tomorrow. Yet, human nature … Continue reading →
What is a corporate agent and why do I need one? A corporate/statutory agent is a person or entity that is designated to have authority to accept service of any process, notice, or demand that is required or permitted by … Continue reading →
I. Default – A default is simply a breach of the terms of your Note and/or Mortgage – typically a failure to make payments. II. Notice of Default/Intent to Accelerate – Most of the standard form Notes and Mortgages used … Continue reading →
What is the difference between a Will and an Estate Plan? A Will is a Last Will and Testament all by itself. The better practice nowadays is for the attorney and client to work together to complete additional documents besides … Continue reading →