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Greetings again from the “she-shed!” As we prepare to send the kids back to school and college, we are focusing the theme of this newsletter on young people. As I prepared to send my own son back to college this year, it reminded me that there are some things you can do to ensure that… Continued

Getting engaged or married is a time of great excitement and joy, but it is also a time when couples need to start thinking about their future together. One of the most important things that they should consider is estate planning for new couples. Estate planning involves making arrangements for the distribution of assets in… Continued

In estate planning, there are various tools available to individuals seeking to protect their assets and ensure a smooth transfer of property to their beneficiaries. One such tool is a life estate deed, which grants a person the right to live in and use a property for the remainder of their life, with ownership transferring… Continued

Every person, no matter your age, should have a will or trust to ensure that your assets and property are handed down as you see fit. Without a will or a trust, the state of Maryland may end up distributing your assets according to the law versus according to your wishes. Many people believe their… Continued

Estate planning with LGBTQ issues should be done with the careful guidance of an experienced LGBTQ estate planning attorney who is also intimately familiar with the needs of the community.  A proper estate plan is critical for everyone – no matter their level of wealth or income. At its core, estate planning is not really… Continued

Preparing a will or trust can be an important step in ensuring that your assets are distributed according to your wishes after you pass away. However, many people have questions about the process, which can lead to confusion and uncertainty. In this article, we will discuss the top 10 questions about wills and trusts and… Continued

When you are expecting a baby, it is an exciting time filled with anticipation, joy, and planning for the future. However, one thing that many new parents or parents-to-be often overlook is the importance of a will or estate planning before you bring that precious baby into the world.  After all, you want to ensure… Continued

Although everyone should have a will and an estate plan, it is especially important for single people. In the event of an unexpected crisis, it is imperative to have your information available for someone you trust. Without an estate plan, you have no control over the distribution of your assets. Your assets will go through… Continued

If you are preparing to send your child off to college, you may have a flurry of preparations. From dorm room essentials to class schedules, the checklist can seem endless. However, there’s one crucial item that parents often overlook amidst the excitement and flurry: will you be able to make important decisions for your college… Continued

In matters of estate planning, two crucial tools often come to the forefront: the will and the trust. While both serve the purpose of ensuring your assets are distributed according to your wishes after your passing, they differ significantly as legal instruments and in their mechanisms, benefits, and limitations. To make informed decisions about your… Continued