What Should I Do with My Estate Plan If One of My Children Provides Most of the Caregiving?
In many instances, most of the caregiving may fall to one of your children. This could be due to several circumstances, most often proximity. If you are in this situation, you may have asked yourself how to fairly acknowledge the caregiving load one child has carried over another. Here are some strategies to consider […]
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- Jul, 11, 2024
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Best Ways to Preemptively Avoid a Will Contest
While anyone can contest your will after you have passed away, there are several things you can do to prevent them from succeeding. The first and best way to avoid a will contest is to establish a trust. This is the most common way to avoid probate and to make contesting a will difficult. […]
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- Sep, 20, 2023
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Can I Include My Pet as Part of My Estate Plan?
In the unfortunate event that you become incapacitated or pass way, ensuring the safety and well-being of your pet is an important consideration. Maryland law considers pets “property” and are treated as such, which is why many pet owners choose to create a pet trust. A pet trust enables you to designate a person […]
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- Aug, 10, 2023
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Maryland Estate Planning Terms Defined
If you’re new to estate planning, you might feel overwhelmed. Any legal process can feel intimidating. In this post we will briefly define several key terms to give you a broader understanding of the subject so that, when you do decide to put an estate plan in place, you will have a better foundation. […]
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- Apr, 04, 2023
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Why You Should Talk to Your Parents About Estate Planning
Estate planning is something many families are inclined to put off however careful planning for the future can protect property and assets, as well as loved ones. An estate plan is not simply a matter of drafting a will; it is also a kindness to the surviving family members because it can relieve stress, help […]
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- Oct, 14, 2022
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