In other words, the laws of the state would then decide who is next in line to receive your uncle’s $2 million estate. With no spouse, children or grandchildren living — stepchildren and former ...

Escheat sheet: As previously promised, two Democratic former state officials on Monday filed a class-action lawsuit challenging the new state budget’s raid of $1.7 billion from Ohio’s ...

As they promised late last month, two Democratic former lawmakers have filed a lawsuit on behalf of Ohioans who could have ...

Council officers discussed Dalton Mills during an investment conference - as the crime-hit site continues to lie derelict.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost blasted lawmakers' plans in the state budget to use unclaimed property funds for stadium projects.

However, your cousin did not have any siblings or children, so that rule would not, in all likelihood, apply here. "If a deceased beneficiary was the sole heir and no contingent beneficiary is named, ...

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is urging Gov. Mike DeWine to veto part of the state budget that would escheat $600 million in unclaimed property funds toward a new stadium for the Cleveland Browns.

You've probably heard a lot about Ohio's unclaimed funds lately — here's a refresher on what they are and how to claim yours ...

The Moneyist My cousin died before claiming his late father’s $2 million estate. Will I be next in line for this inheritance? ‘His trust named his son as the only beneficiary of his home and ...

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is urging Gov. Mike DeWine to veto part of the state budget that would escheat $600 million in unclaimed property funds toward a new stadium for the Cleveland Browns.