When it comes to planning for the future, understanding the capabilities and limitations of a last will and testament is crucial. In Annapolis, Maryland, esteemed
When it comes to estate planning, many people assume they need to have a formal, typed will for their wishes to be legally binding. However,
When you prepare your estate plan, typically there are formalities required. In most states, a Will must be signed by the testator (the person whose
It’s important to consider whom you’d want to get your assets when you die. Most of us have an idea of whom we’d choose. But,
Over time we have seen clients become consumed by the “what” of their estate plan. They lose sight of the bigger picture—their “why.” They may
Getting the news that you have to undergo major surgery is never easy. Preparing for absences from work, planning for childcare and household responsibilities, and
