Modify trust and probate laws

Summary

The bill expands Ohio's definition of fraudulent transfers, sets clearer time limits for creditors to bring actions, and imposes strict, non‑waivable duties on agents acting under a power of attorney. It impacts debtors, creditors, insiders, and anyone serving as a power‑of‑attorney by protecting creditor rights and ensuring agents act in the principal’s best interest. The changes aim to reduce abuse in estate planning and probate proceedings.

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