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Trust funds offer more control in how your beneficiaries spend the assets than a will. You could place limits on how much they can withdraw each year and what they can spend the money on. It's easy to set up a trust fund in Texas, and you don't have to be rich to open...
Do you own a property that you don't want to sell but also don't want to have to worry about in the future? If so, a life estate might be the right solution for you. What is a life estate? A life estate is a type of ownership that allows you to keep your property...
A will is a powerful estate planning document in Maryland that lets you determine what happens to your assets and property after you die. You can use a will to name an executor, who will be in charge of carrying out your wishes, and beneficiaries, who will receive...
Many Maryland residents have pets that they cherish as beloved family members. Although people often outlive their pets, life is uncertain. A great way to ensure that they will be cared for after you’re gone is to include your pets in your estate plan. Including pets...
Dealing with the passing of a loved one is difficult emotionally. On top of that, there are a lot of logistics to work through. For Maryland families, one of those obstacles is filing the final tax return for the deceased. In many cases, the person responsible for...
No matter what your age, it’s never too late to consider planning your Maryland estate. These are the biggest reasons why you should start now. You decide on your healthcare Nobody ever knows what the future holds. You can be involved in a serious accident or be...