About Donnellon, Donnellon & Miller — Estate Planning Cincinnati Ohio
For estate planning Cincinnati families have trusted Donnellon, Donnellon & Miller since 1951. The firm sits on Montgomery Road in the Montgomery area of Hamilton County. Its team prepares wills, trusts, and probate documents for area clients. In addition, the firm handles domestic relations, family law, and real estate. This range helps when an estate plan meets family or property issues. Because the firm has deep roots, it brings long local experience. For more nearby options, browse other estate planning attorneys in the directory. Attorney Meghan Donnellon-Hyden focuses on wills and estate work. The office keeps standard weekday hours.
What Clients Say
Reviewers praise the firm’s thorough and knowledgeable team. Many highlight Meghan’s careful work on wills and trusts. Clients also note professional, kind, and patient service. Several said the firm found gaps other offices missed. The common theme is detail and trust.
Estate Planning Cincinnati — Practice Areas & Services
- Wills, trusts, and estate documents for Hamilton County families.
- Probate and estate administration in the county court.
- Domestic relations and family law tied to assets.
- Real estate matters for property transfers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I have my existing will reviewed?
Yes, a review can catch outdated terms or missed assets. Laws and family situations change over time. A fresh look keeps your plan accurate and effective.
What does a will, trust, and power of attorney cover together?
The will directs assets, the trust can avoid probate, and the power of attorney handles decisions. Together they protect your wishes and your care. Most complete plans include all three.
Where do Montgomery-area estates get probated?
They go through the Hamilton County Probate Court downtown. The court oversees wills, estates, and guardianships. Your attorney files and appears for the estate.
Quick Facts: Estate Planning in Cincinnati, Ohio
- No Ohio estate tax: The state estate tax ended in 2013 — Ohio Department of Taxation
- Probate court: Hamilton County Probate Court oversees estates under ORC 2101.24 — Hamilton County Probate Court
- Will rate: About 46% of U.S. adults report having a will — Gallup



