A parent's concern for his or her child's future is somewhat different when that child is disabled in some way. These parents have to not only consider how to best leave their children their inheritances but also how the inheritances will be handled on behalf of their...
Young adults spend a lot of time thinking about the future. However, they don't think about a living will. Maryland 18-year-olds should consider putting a plan in place in case of a serious injury or illness.A case in point is the one involving Terri Schiavo who...
When the President of the United States makes a speech, many people tend to listen. Many of those in Maryland interested in planning for estate administration may have paid closer attention to his recent State of the Union Address. The President's proposed plan may...
There are many types of estate planning tools available for consumers. However, the best options for estate administration plans depend upon a Maryland resident's individual circumstances. These types of considerations can be essential in attempting to decide whether...
