Can an Agent Under a Power of Attorney Sell Your House? A complete Ohio estate plan coordinates property ownership, beneficiary designations, decision-making documents, and instructions for death or incapacity. The right documents depend on the family, assets, risks, and goals involved. Estate-planning decisions affect control during life, the transfer of property at death, taxes, probate, and the people who may need to act during a crisis. A document that works in one family can create conflict in another because assets, beneficiary ages, marriages, debts, and ownership arrangements differ. This guide explains the general Ohio framework in plain language and identifies the records and decisions that usually matter most. In this…