Zigray Law Office
In fairness, and for your peace of mind, you need to know the answers to those questions. At Zigray Law Office, LLC, we have nearly 30 years of legal experience with over twenty years focused exclusively in probate litigation practice. We are based in the Toledo area and serve clients all throughout Ohio. For the ease of those clients for whom travel is not convenient, we offer in-home consultations throughout the state.
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- Probate Litigation
- Will Contests
- Trust Contests
- Concealment of Assets/Inheritance Enforcement
- Breach of Fiduciary Duty
- Power of Attorney Abuse
- Financial Elder Abuse
- Undue Influence
Sentiment Analysis
Dan helped my family come to a settlement which resolved a contentious family dispute over farm ground after my grandparents passed away.
Dan is very knowledgeable and experienced in his practice and it became clear quickly that he's respected by the Courts and his adversaries.
I called from Phoenix, AZ, re: a probate matter and they stayed with me on the phone for over an hour researching public info and giving me direction so helpful, compassionate and legal superstars!
Dan is extremely knowledgeable and helped our family get the desired results for our situation.
We quickly found Dan to be someone we were comfortable with in handling our case and he was very well versed on every aspect of what needed to be done and what could be done.
He takes the time to understand your situation, and then is able to explain the legal issues with clarity.
We were put in a position where we needed to find a law firm that would help us with an executor of my uncles will fraudulently changing accounts into her name as a beneficiary prior to his death.
After talking with attorneys from two states that were involved, he was the only person to find an answer (in understandable terms).
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