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Counsel Kyle Gee will give a presentation on May 1, 2021, to the Ohio State Bar Association, Estate Planning Trusts, Probate Law Section Council regarding proposed changes to Ohio laws regulating how wills can be executed.  Gee has authored a memo that outlines proposed changes to the Ohio Revised Code regulating making of wills and electronic wills and how they can be executed. Gee is making the presentation in his role as a member of the Ohio State Bar Association Task Force studying H.B. 692.  <a href="/webfiles/Tax/2021/Articles/Gee-Memo.pdf">Read the memo</a>.

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