Filing Estate Expense Claims

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As a former fiduciary in Ohio, you can file a claim against an estate for expenses like property taxes, maintenance, and funeral costs. File a Notice of Claim with the Probate Court in Lucas County, including all receipts and documents. Ensure to file within 6 months after the death. If youve already submitted receipts to the administrator, proceed with filing the claim in court. Record any ongoing expenses for inclusion in your claim.

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I resigned as fiduciary and I need to file claim against the estate for expenses incurred as fiduciary like property taxes paid, maintenance upkeep and funeral expenses.
Hello Renaee, can you please share your location so I can provide accurate information based on your jurisdiction?
Toledo OH
Hello Renaee, in Ohio, as a former fiduciary, you may file a claim against the estate for expenses incurred. Here are the steps:
*. File a 'Notice of Claim' with the Probate Court in Lucas County.
*. Submit copies of receipts and documents supporting your claim.
*. Wait for the court's decision.
Ensure to file within 6 months after the death, as per Ohio's statute of limitations.
Ive already submitted copies of receipts to the administrator, so I still have to file with courts. Im currently residing in my mother's property and the expenses have been ongoing for some?
Hello Renaee, since you've already submitted receipts to the administrator, the next step would be to file a 'Notice of Claim' with the Probate Court in Lucas County. Any ongoing expenses should be recorded and included in your claim.