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Estate administration is a large responsibility, so don’t expect to receive the title of executor without some work ahead of you. In Maryland, you have the right to excuse yourself from being an executor. The common tasks of this individual are what initiate the full...
Don’t let complacency set in once you have created your estate plan. If you do so, you’re likely to mismanage its assets later on. The reason comes from simple life events. To defer taxes or protect your assets from unwanted beneficiaries, you have to revisit your...
Wills are certainly helpful in managing your estate, but the laws of Maryland give your children the right to contest that will in court. The question worth asking is whether to go with an equal or equitable division of your estate. The relationships with your...
Probate can be a difficult process at the best of times. Dealing with the estate of a loved can be very complicated, even when there's not much actual property involved. Luckily for Maryland residents, there's a small estate probate process available. This can...
Being single doesn't mean that you get to skip an estate plan. You need a will and testament, power of attorney and other plans, even if you never have any heirs to pass them along to. There are several benefits to planning an estate in Maryland that singles should...
Retirement is a difficult subject for many people to think about in Maryland. It can be hard to imagine what you will do when you are no longer working, and estate planning is often overlooked in this regard. Here are some of the most important aspects that you need...
When Maryland residents pass away, their estates will likely need to go through probate. This is a legal process through which the court ensures that the provisions of a will are followed. When a person dies without a will, the court will oversee the distribution of...