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Estate and Probate
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Estate and Probate Attorneys Serving Akron and Northeast Ohio
Our firm provides both. Led by Certified Specialist Corinne Hoover, our experienced team has helped families across Akron, Canton, Summit County, Portage, and Medina plan wisely and navigate probate with confidence and compassion.
Serving Akron, Canton, Summit County, Portage and Medina, Ohio.
At Hoover Kacyon, LLC, we understand that estate and probate matters go beyond legal paperwork. They shape your peace of mind, your family's future, and the legacy you want to leave. Whether you are preparing an estate plan or managing the loss of a loved one, these moments call for both legal precision and human care.
Why Choose Hoover Kacyon, LLC?
You are not just planning documents. You are protecting your family and your values. We listen to what matters most to you and treat your decisions with respect and care.

Whether naming a guardian, settling an estate, or organizing your own affairs, we bring experience, deep Northeast Ohio roots, and a steady hand. You will get clear guidance and practical support through every step of the process.
Our firm provides both. Led by
Certified Specialist Corinne Hoover, our experienced team has helped families across
Akron, Canton, Summit County, Portage, and Medina plan wisely and navigate probate with confidence and compassion.
How We Help with Estate and Probate
Losing a loved one is never easy. In the midst of grief, you may also face the difficult task of settling their affairs..
Adoption is a powerful act of love and commitment. It’s not just a legal process it’s the moment..
Establishing a guardianship is a serious step. Whether you're seeking to protect a vulnerable child..
When it comes to estate planning, a power of attorney is one of the most important...
When it comes to protecting your family’s future, real estate is often one of your most significant assets.
A postnuptial agreement is a legal contract between spouses that outlines how assets, debts, and property..
A prenuptial agreement is a legal contract signed before marriage that defines how assets, debts..
Trusts are created to protect assets and carry out a loved one’s wishes. When something doesn’t feel right...
When a loved one passes, families deserve honesty, clarity, and full access to the assets meant to be distributed...
When someone makes a promise to leave property in a will and later breaks that promise or passes away..
Many business owners delay succession planning because it feels overwhelming or distant..
When a loved one leaves a gift to a charitable organization in their will or trust, it becomes more...
It is frustrating when you’ve gone through the entire court process only to walk away with a result that feels completely wrong..
Even if you were left out of the will or given less than you expected, Ohio law protects your rights as a surviving..
How We Help with Estate and Probate
Losing a loved one is never easy. In the midst of grief, you may also face the difficult task of settling their affairs..
Adoption is a powerful act of love and commitment. It’s not just a legal process it’s the moment..
Establishing a guardianship is a serious step. Whether you're seeking to protect a vulnerable child..
When it comes to protecting your family’s future, real estate is often one of your most significant assets.
A postnuptial agreement is a legal contract between spouses that outlines how assets, debts, and property..
A prenuptial agreement is a legal contract signed before marriage that defines how assets, debts..
Trusts are created to protect assets and carry out a loved one’s wishes. When something doesn’t feel right...
When a loved one passes, families deserve honesty, clarity, and full access to the assets meant to be distributed...
When someone makes a promise to leave property in a will and later breaks that promise or passes away..
Many business owners delay succession planning because it feels overwhelming or distant..
When a loved one leaves a gift to a charitable organization in their will or trust, it becomes more...
It is frustrating when you’ve gone through the entire court process only to walk away with a result that feels completely wrong..
Even if you were left out of the will or given less than you expected, Ohio law protects your rights as a surviving..
When it comes to estate planning, a power of attorney is one of the most important...
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Frequently Asked Questions
How should I prepare for an estate or probate consultation?
Bring a summary of your business goals, the type of structure you're considering (such as LLC, partnership, or corporation), and any documents you’ve already filed or drafted. We’ll help ensure your formation is legally sound and aligned with your long-term plans.
What documents are most important for planning?
Key items include wills, trusts, deeds, account statements, and beneficiary forms. If you already have powers of attorney or medical directives, bring those as well. These help us design a plan that fits your wishes.
What happens during the consultation?
You will meet privately with one of our team members. We will listen to your concerns, explain what the law requires, and talk through your options. The goal is to give you clarity and direction.
Is it okay if I don’t have a will or trust yet?
Yes. Many people start with nothing in place. We will guide you through what you need and help you build a plan from the ground up.
When should I contact an estate or probate professional?
If someone has died or if you are ready to get your affairs in order, it is time. You should also reach out if you are named in a will or trust and need help understanding what comes next.
What if I’ve worked with another attorney before?
That’s not a problem. We frequently take over or review existing cases. We’ll request your file, assess where things stand, and build a plan to move forward with continuity and care.
