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What Can You Do When Estate Assets are Hidden, Concealed or Taken?

At Kolb & Zigray, in Toledo, Ohio, we provide quality representation to clients wanting to file a concealment of asset action against a family member, relative or trustee. Our lawyers have handled these and other probate litigation matters since 1984. Contact us for a free consultation to discuss your legal matter today.

A concealment of asset action may be filed if:

  • Someone hides or conceals monetary assets
  • Someone conceals business assets
  • A family member takes something that belongs with the estate
  • A trustee fails to disclose an inheritance

Dedicated Probate Litigation Attorneys

There are many reasons why a concealment of asset action may be filed. They are most commonly filed when a family member or relative is taking assets, such as furniture or collectibles that belong to the estate. They may be filed when someone is concealing business assets. Sometimes, they are filed in conjunction with claims of breach of fiduciary duty.

At Kolb & Zigray, we are dedicated to resolving these cases before they escalate into a bitter dispute. We can file Declaratory Judgment Actions in probate court. These actions determine whether the hidden or concealed assets should be included in the estate and distributed according to an existing will or trust.

Concealing asset cases are difficult for the parties involved. They can ruin family relationships. Our firm works hard to make the litigation process as painless as possible. We listen to both sides of the situation. We will negotiate with the other party before pursuing aggressive litigation measures.

Contact Us

When filing concealment of assets actions, it is important and necessary to hire an attorney with experience in this area. At Kolb & Zigray, we have more than 20 years of experience handling probate litigation and estate administration matters, including concealment of assets claims. Contact us today for a free consultation.

We gladly accept referrals from other attorneys.

Contingency Fees and Free Initial Consultations

Kolb & Zigray
National City Bank Building
405 Madison Avenue, Suite 2000
Toledo, OH 43604
Phone: 419/244-3006
Fax: 419/246-4754

Contingency Fees and Free Initial Consultations

Kolb & Zigray
National City Bank Building
405 Madison Avenue, Suite 2000
Toledo, OH 43604
Phone: 419/244-3006
Fax: 419/246-4754

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The law office of Kolb & Zigray is located in Toledo, Ohio. The law office serves the surrounding cities, including, Sylvania, Bowling Green, Tiffin, Findlay, Lima, Norwalk, Oberlin, Wellington, Lorain, Fremont, Wauseon, Napoleon, Van Wert, Troy, Port Clinton, Cleveland, Dayton, Columbus, and Fulton County, Lucas County, Ottawa County, Williams County, Defiance County, Paulding County, Henry County, Putnam County, Van Wert County, Allen County, Mercer County, Darke County, Auglaize County, Hancock County, Sandusky County, Seneca County, Miami County, Wood County, and Erie County.