If you have children and you want to ensure that they receive their inheritance in the event of some tragedy, there are several legal vehicles available under Maryland and D.C. law. The issue is important if the children are under the age of 18, because, under Maryland law and the laws of D.C., persons under… Continue reading Maryland and D.C. Vehicles for Ensuring a Child’s Inheritance
Many seniors prepare their Last Will and Testament with the help of experienced estate planning attorneys. There are many reasons why having a Will is advisable. Wills determine exactly who gets your assets, identify who the guardian of your children will be, and selects the personal representative, the executor, to manage your estate. If you… Continue reading What Happens When Someone Dies Without a Will in Maryland or Washington DC?
Thinking about end-of-life scenarios is not exactly an enjoyable activity. In fact, most people have a tendency to understandably avoid thinking about their mortality. However, despite how uncomfortable the concept is, it is important to get your Will done sooner rather than later. Regardless of how healthy you are or how complicated your assets are,… Continue reading Why You Should Get Your Will Done Now
No one likes to think about death, especially their own. However, thinking ahead and creating proper advance planning documents like a Will can legally protect your spouse, children and assets, and avoid some common pitfalls and headaches associated with your unfortunate passing. What is a Will? It is common practice to draft Wills after big life events… Continue reading Everyone is telling me to get a Will, but I don’t see the point. Why do I need one?
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