Special Needs Trust Lawyer Serving Maryland Families
If you are responsible for the care of a loved one with special needs, planning for the future carries a different kind of weight. Many clients with at least one disabled loved one ask us: What happens to my loved one if I pass away unexpectedly? Will an inheritance...
CSRA Limits Updates You Need to Know for 2026: How Medicaid Protects the Healthy Spouse
Every January, CSRA limits (Community Spouse Resource Allowance) change how you will be affected if your spouse needs long term care under Medicaid. Here’s what you need to know about the changes in 2026. When one spouse needs nursing home care or other long-term care...
Do I Need to Appoint Financial and Medical Power of Attorney in Maryland?
Creating a will and trust is just the beginning of estate planning. You will also want to grant power of attorney (POA) to a person that you trust to handle your financial affairs if you are incapacitated. You will also want to appoint someone to make medical...
Can I Create My Own DIY Trust in Maryland?
People look to trusts to enable them to avoid the often lengthy delays and fees of probate, to reduce taxes, and to protect their privacy, since wills are a matter of public record. Trusts can also enable a trustee to step in immediately without court intervention to...
How Difficult Is It to Contest a Trust in Maryland?
A trust is a valuable tool to take care of your family after you are gone. They enable you to avoid probate for the named assets, protect privacy, avoid certain fees and taxes, avoid lengthy delays, provide financial care for minor children and many other benefits....