Maryland Wills Lawyers

What Is Estate Planning?
Estate planning is a process to consider alternatives for, to think through, and to set up legally effective arrangements that would meet your specific wishes if something happens to you or those … more
Do I Have to Have a Will?
No, but if you do not have a will then your assets will be distributed “intestate.” What this means is that your property will be distributed to your “heirs” (usually … more
Does It Make Sense To Use An Attorney? Is It Expensive?
Only an attorney who regularly practices in the fields of wills, trusts, probate and estate planning is able to provide you with really sound legal advice as you put your estate plan into place. … more

Is a Will's Validity Affected When You Move Out of State?
A large number of retirees, and those who are planning on retiring, look to move to a new state to enjoy a different lifestyle than the one they had while working. This may involve new activities, moving closer to family and friends, or to enjoy a different climate. No longer are retirement communities strictly confined to Florida. In a recent survey by Bizjournals.com only 3 … more
Living Trusts
Living trusts have grown in popularity over the last two decades. A living trust (or an inter vivos trust) is a common estate planning tool as well as a tool to manage a person’s assets while they are alive. As its name suggests it is a type of trust created during one's lifetime and is managed for the benefit of the person who creates it. The participants in a trust … more

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