What is a Financial Power of Attorney?
Learn why a financial power of attorney is a critical document in your estate plan.
What is an Advance Directive?
Learn why you should consider including an advance directive in your estate plan and how taking the time to think about these difficult topics now can help you and your family be more prepared to handle unexpected illnesses or injuries.
What Happens When a Parent Dies Without a Will?
Learn how to navigate the complicated legal process that begin when a parent dies without a will.
How to File for Guardianship in Maryland
Learn how to start the guardianship process for a friend or loved one who is unable to care for themselves.
How to Set up a Financial Power of Attorney in Maryland
Learn how to set up a financial power of attorney in Maryland and why you shouldn’t wait to create one.
Are Estate Planning Fees Tax Deductible in Maryland?
Learn whether you can deduct your estate planning fees from your Maryland taxes and other tax benefits an estate plan can offer.
What is a Will? An Ultimate Guide to Why You Need One
Over half of U.S. adults don’t have a will. Here’s why that’s a problem and how you can create peace of mind for your future with this simple estate planning document.
What is a Revocable Living Trust?
Learn what a revocable living trust is, how to set one up, and the benefits of having one in your estate plan.
Maryland Estate Tax Guide 2023-2024
Prepare for Maryland estate tax filing with this overview guide.
How to Set Up a Living Trust in Maryland
How and why you should include a living trust in your Maryland estate plan.
Planning for Your Digital Legacy: How to Add a Legacy Contact on Your iPhone
Learn how to create a “Legacy Contact” with iOS 15.2 and why safeguarding your “digital legacy” is a crucial new element in estate planning.
“Do I Need a Will?” An Ultimate Guide to Estate Planning
This handy guide will tell you all you need to know about wills and estate plans, and how they can benefit you and your family.
Wills: Why Equal is Not Always Fair
When it comes to Wills and estate plans, "fair does not always mean equal" is a crucial phrase to remember as you decide how to divide up your assets among your beneficiaries.
Why a Prenup Should Be Part of Your Estate Plan
If you’re married, or soon-to-be married, and creating your estate plan, you should consider adding a prenup. Here’s why.
Why College Students Need Powers of Attorney and Healthcare Directives
Don’t send your new graduate off to college without preparing these crucial documents.