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Whenever you have a child, be it your first or a subsequent one, it’s crucial you revise your estate plan. You should do this regularly anyway, but the birth of a child makes it even more imperative. The following are the principal matters that require review when...
A living trust can play a vital role in protecting your assets and getting them into the hands of those you wish as fast as possible once you die. Assets left outside of a trust (and not accounted for in another way, such as a beneficiary designation) usually need to...
If assets are left in your Maryland estate when you pass away, they will in most cases be subject to state probate laws. Your executor will start the process by presenting your will to a judge. Absent a will, someone close to you will initiate a probate proceeding on...
When it comes to legal decision-making, establishing a guardianship is a crucial step that individuals or families may need to consider. A guardianship is a legal concept where a court appoints an individual to manage the affairs of someone unable to do so...
Maryland residents can take care of their estate planning needs in many ways. While researching this subject, learning about pour-over wills and living trusts is important. When you set them up properly, these two estate planning tools can provide several amazing...