Updating Your Estate Plan When You Move to a New State 
Moving to a new state can be difficult whether you are doing so because of a job change, wanting to…
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What is Probate?
What is Probate? Probate is the court proceeding where a will is verified, and an estate is administered according to…
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What to Know About Being a Beneficiary
A “beneficiary” refers to someone identified in a last will and testament or trust that will receive a distribution of…
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A Guide to Special Needs Trusts
As with most areas of estate planning, special needs trusts (“SNT”) evolve and are molded by state and federal statutes,…
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Who Pays an Inherited Real Estate Mortgage
As real property such as personal homes or other buildings is commonly the center of many people’s estate, understanding who…
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What Selling Your Home Means for Your Estate Plan
Should I Use a Will or Trust? If you are selling your home, reviewing your estate plan is necessary. Furthermore,…
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Business Succession Planning
One of the most common questions our firm receives from estate planning clients is how to transfer ownership and control…
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Assistance with DC Divorce, Child Support, and Special Needs Trusts
A divorce can be one of the most difficult times in someone’s life. If this process involves a child with…
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Disputes Involving Wills, Trusts, Power of Attorneys, and Guardianships
It is normally easy to execute distributions from wills, trusts, powers of attorney, or guardianships. However, in cases where there…
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Special Needs Trusts in DC, Maryland, and Virginia
A special needs trust is a crucial tool for people with disabilities for two main reasons. First, the benefit of…
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