Attorney at Law · Estate Planning · Elder Law · Ohio & Missouri
Clear, careful planning for you, your support, treatment and care, your home, property and assets, and your family, so the people who matter most are protected and your wishes are the ones that are followed.
How can we help you?
From a first will or living trust to long-term care planning and the court process when a loved one can no longer manage alone, we help you understand your options and put a plan in place.
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Monty Donohew concentrates his practice in estate planning and elder law, including aging-in-place planning, wills, trusts, probate, business and farm succession planning, real estate and wealth advisory law. He is admitted in Ohio, Illinois and Missouri, and practices in Ohio and Missouri.
He is widely published and a frequent speaker for both lay audiences and professionals, and writes the Aging in Place Planning and Elderlaw Blog.
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From the blog
A recent New York Times article advises that the new Trump Accounts, formally Section 530A accounts, are worth opening primarily to capture free government and philanthropic seed money. The IRS reports in IR-2026-129 that nearly…
A farmer, a contractor, or a small manufacturer puts his S corporation stock into his revocable living trust, as he should. He dies. The trustee, a grieving daughter with a good accountant and a busy life, administers the trust…
Open enrollment for 2027 ends December 7, and millions of people will find that their current plan has ended or been replaced on January 1. A new analysis from the consulting firm Wakely, Medicare Advantage 2027: Beyond the Plan…
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