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Maryland residents include living trusts in their estate plans to ensure that their assets are distributed according to their wishes after they pass away. Trusts can be used to shield assets from creditors and prevent people who have not managed money well in the past...
After a parent dies, you may find yourself in possession of their Maryland home. While you have the option of keeping the property, you may ultimately decide that it's best to sell it and use the proceeds for some other cause. Alternatively, your parents may stipulate...
Creating an estate plan in Maryland is critical to building and protecting wealth. This is especially true for married individuals looking to leave assets to their spouse without worrying about the probate process. A bypass trust is an essential tool that can benefit...
A will communicates a person's wishes for distributing an estate's assets after death and sometimes the care of minor children when necessary. For the most part, Maryland state laws respect a testator's final wishes but also recognize that an interested party may have...