The Three Most Common Estate Planning Mistakes to Avoid
Many people make the biggest estate planning mistake by not, first, sitting down to make a will or estate plan.
Elder Financial Abuse and Fraud
Elder abuse comes in many shapes and forms, including physical and emotional abuse. The most common source of abuse comes
Senior Safe Act Helps Prevent Elder Abuse
Financial elder abuse has been a growing problem in the last decade. A recent study published in the U.S. National
Signs That Your Parent May Need a Guardianship
As your parents get older, you may realize that they are more forgetful. This can manifest itself in subtle ways
The Difference Between Custody and Guardianship
The Maryland Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act defines several types of guardianship for both adults and minors. While
For Some Elders, Guardianship is Akin to Prison
As a senior citizen with wisdom learned through countless life lessons, one would expect to be treated with a high
Quality of Life Planning for the Senior
Sure, people are living longer these days, but are their lives happy in their later years, or are they filled
If My Loved One Has a Will, Do I Have to go Through Probate?
According to Investopedia, “Probate is a legal process in which a will is reviewed to determine whether it is valid
When is Maryland Probate Necessary?
The death of a loved one is always a tragedy. In the aftermath of your loved one’s passing, it is
Five Common Estate Planning Mistakes
Estate planning is more complex than most people assume. Making a mistake during estate planning can drastically set you and