Guide To Updating Your Estate Plan 
Ideally, an estate plan, including the documents, titling of assets, and beneficiary designations, should be reviewed annually.
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Debunking misconceptions about District of Columbia Inheritance Law
In District of Columbia doesn’t your spouse get everything if you pass? One of the most common misconceptions about the…
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Guide To Living Wills
A living will is written legal document that indicates your desire to withhold or withdraw certain medical care based on…
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Tips for Surviving the Government Shutdown
Tips for Surviving the Government Shutdown Washington, D.C. Peter Antonoplos hosts a seminar for government workers to discuss tips for…
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Commercial Real Estate Purchase Checklist
DC Real Estate Due Diligence Checklist: 1. Verify address and legal description of property. Property in Washington, D.C. is designated…
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Corporate Dissolution
Corporations often undertake a unique characteristic as a business entity - perpetual duration. Unlike joint ventures or partnerships that evaporate…
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Partnership Disputes & Partnership Breakup
What to do when Business Partners Disagree On The Business? Partnership disputes can be a stressful time full of uncertainty and…
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Estate Planning For Families With Young Children
Estate Planning for Families With Young Children Many families with young children put off estate planning. If asked, they may…
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Guide: What is a Legal Term Sheet
What is a legal term sheet? Put simply, this document is the first material written document that is exchanged between…
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Real Estate Fraud
There is no such thing as "cheap" real estate in the District of Columbia. If you think you got a…
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