When you begin estate planning, you will run into several terms you may not be familiar with, and the two most common terms will be will and trust. Both are Maryland estate planning legal tools, but how are they different, and how can you use them? A will, generally A...
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What are the two types of public guardianship in Maryland?
Public guardianship is a law-enforced arrangement that gives another person or party the responsibility to make decisions for you, including concerns about your property or personal welfare. In Maryland, this program is open to elders at least 65 years old,...
Minimizing conflict when creating an estate plan
Family dynamics can make estate planning complicated, even if you don't think that you have a lot of assets to distribute. However, there are steps that you can take to ensure that your Maryland home, a bank account or other possessions can be allocated without...
You’re trying to help. Is a special needs trust right for you?
Millions of people in America have family members with special needs, including many people in Maryland. These individuals may be vulnerable for any variety of reasons, from mental health issues to physical disabilities, among other potential issues. And no matter...
