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When a Maryland resident passes away, the person appointed to administer their estate contacts the three main credit reporting agencies. This is done to notify the agencies about the death and obtain a copy of the decedent’s Experian, Equifax and TransUnion credit...
Most estate matters in Maryland can be administered with relatively few snags and setbacks. However, there are times when unexpected complications can arise. For example, there are circumstances when one's personal and professional interests diverge. What is a...
Whether you are going through a divorce or the loss of a spouse, there are practical considerations for newly single Maryland residents, including estate planning. It's crucial to revise your estate plan to reflect this significant life change. Update your will If you...
Becoming a single parent can throw your life into a tailspin. In addition to the emotional adjustments, there are also important legal and financial considerations that newly divorced Maryland couples must address, including estate planning. Estate planning is crucial...
If you are considering running for office in Maryland and have several assets, you may want to create a blind trust. This trust helps assure constituents that you are making the decisions you feel are in the best interest of the people you represent and not in your...