The scheduled estate tax reversion back to the $1 million exemption has caused many Maryland residents to consider their estate planning options sooner rather than later. Among those working to plan their estates before the end of the year have been landowners across...
Once an estate plan is established, the individual planning may only have the concern of how the plan will be managed in the event of their incapacitation or death. The process of estate administration in Maryland can be challenging, especially in today's world of...
When estate planning, it is important that Maryland residents understand all the necessary steps to ensuring the security of their assets. A prime example is that of trusts. When a trust is established, there are additional steps that must be taken to ensure that it...
When Maryland residents choose to divide their time residing in our state and another, they must consider the implications for taxes, insurance and even estate planning. Owning real property in more than one state is something to carefully consider during estate...
As technology advances, so does society. Often, these changes include many areas of life which Maryland residents may not traditionally consider technology, such as estate planning. Because so many accounts and so much information is stored on the Internet, if an...
