Many young Maryland residents may believe that they do not need to bother making their end-of-life wishes known. Because they likely believe the ends of their lives are still a ways off, they may not feel pressed to make an estate plan. However, even as a...
As March is National Developmental Disabilities Month, many Maryland parents may find themselves considering many aspects of their disabled children's lives. Further still, parents may be considering their own lives and what will happen to their children when those...
When estate planning, individuals may come across the need to make decisions regarding incapacitation. Appointing power of attorney agents to make important decisions in the event that they are no longer able to do so themselves is a common action that many Maryland...
As Maryland residents consider how to approach their estate plans, they may find themselves coming across various planning terms. Though some of the terms may seem familiar, gaining a better understanding of other tools and phrases may prove useful. If parties are...
Many people consider a will the most important document in an estate plan. However, a variety of other documents could also prove useful to you, depending on your specific circumstances, especially since a will cannot cover every aspect of your estate. Nonetheless,...
Planning for future issues and scenarios may prove difficult for many Maryland residents. However, having an estate plan is often beneficial, and even if individuals are uncertain about their decisions, those choices can be changed and updated later on. Therefore,...
