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David proudly served as the 2021-2022 President of the Ohio State Bar Association & is a partner at the law firm of Barron Peck Bennie & Schlemmer.
2022 Winner of Make a Difference Award
David proudly recieved the 2022 Difference Maker Award from the American Bar Association. This award honors an attorney living or deceased who made a significant contribution to the legal profession through service to the profession (i.e. frequent activities in bar associations, committees and services).
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I devote the vast majority of my law practice to estate planning, probate, and trust administration. This focused commitment allows me to deliver the highest level of service possible. I help clients protect, and ultimately distribute, their hard-earned assets through estate planning.
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Creating a will can be a loving act, giving you peace of mind that you are saving your heirs both time and trouble. If you do not have a will, the probate court will rely on the state’s intestate law to figure out how, and to whom, your assets should be distributed. There are many ways to protect your assets for your loved ones, having a will is the first step.
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“David was outstanding to work with. He is smart, thorough and treated me with respect.”
Estate Planning Tips & News
16 Wealthy People Who Won’t Leave Money to Their Kids.
I found this article online at GOBANKINGRATES.com. It was written by Rachel Hoffman (with contributions by Jake Arky and Jordan Rosenfeld) and published on 10/3/2022. Read on to discover why these super-wealthy individuals won’t (or didn’t) share their riches with...
What Happens to Personal Belongings After Death If There Isn’t a Will in Cincinnati?
If you die without a will, that is called dying “intestate.” How complicated it gets from that point forward depends on at least a few key factors. First, how many individuals would be in line to inherit? A spouse, one or more children, siblings, parents? If you have...
How the good intentions in estate planning can go sideways
As an estate planning attorney, I found this article by Michelle Herting for The Press-Enterprise quite interesting. These are good points to remember as you create or update your estate plan. "One of the most attractive features of a trust is that it allows you...
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