Why Chesapeake Wills & Trusts Was Created — Maryland Estate Planning
https://chesapeakewillsandtrusts.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/why-cwt-created.mp4 Greg Jimeno of Chesapeake Wills &Trusts, an estate planning firm in Maryland, discusses the devastating experience his grandparents had with estate planning, — and how that...Testimonial: Don’t Cause Problems for Your Family by Procrastinating About Estate Planning
It’s easy to procrastinate. But if you don’t put things in order with proper estate planning, you will leave chaos for your loved ones, and your estate may not be distributed as you intended. It was important to our Maryland client to protect his loved...Why Should I Consider a Trust Instead of a Will?
Two of the most common estate planning tools are trusts and wills. While both serve as a secure way to provide for the management and distribution of your assets after your death, they are set up differently and operate in different ways. To understand why so many...Clearing Up Common Misconceptions About Maryland Probate
At Chesapeake Wills and Trusts, we understand the confusion and misconceptions surrounding the probate process in Maryland. Many clients come to us with preconceived notions about probate that are often rooted in rumor. That’s understandable, because probate can be a...What Steps Should I Take to Avoid Probate in Maryland?
Probate requirements date back to ancient property laws, designed to ensure that when someone passes away, their debts get paid properly and the right people receive the assets in the deceased person’s estate. However, fulfilling all those requirements takes many...What Is a Trust?
Trusts are extremely useful tools that can be used to accomplish many different goals in estate planning. But they are artificial legal creations, and unless you work with them on a regular basis, they can be confusing. At Chesapeake Wills and Trusts, we believe...Let’s Talk About the Future: Discussing Estate Planning with Your Family
You know that estate planning is essential for securing your future and ensuring your wishes are honored. However, the process involves more than drafting documents and making legal decisions—a crucial part of the estate planning process includes holding open and...