by acceladmin | Apr 7, 2021 | Blogs, Estate Lawyer Maryland, Estate Planning Attorney
There are few things more important than planning for the future. While there are many ways you can do so, creating a comprehensive estate plan is a fantastic start. Two of the primary documents in estate plans are wills and trusts, and though they work in conjunction...
by Ashley Hayward | Mar 31, 2021 | Blogs, Estate Lawyer Maryland, Estate Planning Attorney
As you know, there are few things more important in terms of estate planning than creating a valid and enforceable will. As long as you do so, your executor, or personal representative, will work to administer the estate. When you pass away, the executor will take...
by acceladmin | Mar 24, 2021 | Blogs, Estate Lawyer Maryland, Estate Planning Attorney
Once your estate plan is finalized, the next step is selecting an administrator of your estate, also known as a personal representative. Your personal representative will have a wide array of responsibilities, which is why you must select this person wisely. Please...
by acceladmin | Mar 17, 2021 | Blogs, Estate Lawyer Maryland, Estate Planning Attorney
Many people tend to assume that estate planning is only for those who are married or who have a significant amount of assets. This is untrue. To start, you most likely own more assets than you think, and secondly, even if you are currently unmarried, there are a wide...
by Ashley Hayward | Mar 10, 2021 | Blogs, Estate Lawyer Maryland, Estate Planning Attorney
We all have people we love and want to protect, and in many ways, estate planning is all about protecting the ones we love, though we generally think of this in financial terms. While this is true, there are other aspects of estate planning that go far beyond...
by acceladmin | Mar 3, 2021 | Blogs, Estate Lawyer Maryland, Estate Planning Attorney
As you know, most people will create an estate plan at some point in their lives. Not only can doing so protect your assets and ensure that your loved ones receive them upon your passing, but it can also protect your assets and benefit you while you are alive. Though...
