Congratulations to the High School Class of 2020
The Zamary Law Firm, LLC would like to extend a HUGE Congratulations to the Class of 2020 High School Graduates in the Greater Cincinnati area! In years past, the final weeks of a senior’s year have been packed with activities and traditions that lead up to the capstone of their educational experience, the commencement ceremony. […]
Remember: Wills for First Responders, a Cincinnati Paralegal Association Program
First responders such as firefighters, police and emergency medical technicians give extraordinary sacrifices for our communities. Our country is reminded of this on this tragic day in the United States’ history, 9-11 will never be forgotten. The Cincinnati Paralegal Association, Pro Bono Committee wanted to find a way to give back to these brave men […]
Congratulations Graduates!
Congratulations to the Class of 2019! Many students will donning their caps and gowns and cherishing memories with friends. Most graduating seniors are looking forward to a new phase in their lives that may include jobs, military service, or attending college. Regardless of what path is being followed, this is a time of reflection upon […]
What is an Executor and Why They Should Meet Your Attorney Before Something Happens
I met with a client recently who asked if I would sit down and talk to the person who she asked to serve as the Executor of her estate. She wanted to make sure that he understood what was being asked of him. He was honored to be asked but honestly didn’t understand what it […]
Congratulations! You’re having your first child!
Congratulations! You’re having your first child. There is so much to do to prepare for this change in your life. Sure, there are books and magazines to read about all the details of becoming a parent and what to expect with a newborn. Stocking up on all the essential items such as bottles, diaper changing […]
In the eyes of the law, when your “child” goes off to college at 18, they ARE an adult, is your family prepared legally if something were to happen?
In the eyes of the law, when your “child” goes off to college at 18, they ARE an adult, is your family prepared legally if something were to happen? It is that time of year when kids are leaving for college. I remember the excitement of being able to leave home and have “freedom” to […]
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