What is a Guardianship in the District of Columbia 
What is a guardian? In DC, a guardian is a person appointed by the local court to make health care…
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Why You Should Include an Incapacity Plan in Your Estate Plan
Estate planning is something that all Americans need to do to protect their assets and loved ones. When creating their…
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Tax Issues Associated with Joint Revocable Living Trusts
A joint revocable living trust is a single trust created by a husband and wife, into which they transfer their…
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Who Should Create a Last Will and Testament in the District of Columbia
Creating an estate plan is one of the most important things you can do to ensure that your assets will…
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Estate Tax For Resident Aliens
Each year, the number of resident aliens in the District of Columbia swells as flocks of individuals, diplomats, and business…
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10 Things You Should Know About Writing Your Last Will
Writing a last will and testament isn’t the most pleasant of tasks. After all, by doing so you’re not only…
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How to Select a Guardian For Your Minor Child
If you have minor children, perhaps the most important component of your estate plan has nothing to do with your…
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What Things Can A Maryland Financial Power of Attorney Do?
With a well written Maryland financial power of attorney, your financial agent is typically authorized to manage your financial affairs,…
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What Is A Virginia Last Will?
A Virginia last will and testament is a testamentary document that provides a set of instructions, to both your family…
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Maryland Power Of Attorney Lawyers
Maryland lawyers helping establish power of attorney will help you decide someone to make financial decisions on your behalf should…
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