Estate Planning for Young Families – What Parents With Young Children Should Know 
With the busyness of life, it is easy for young families to put off estate planning. Many young families forgo…
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DC Court of Appeals Recognizes the doctrine of “Equitable Adoption”.
On January 31, 2019, the District of Columbia joined the majority of states which recognize the doctrine of equitable adoption.…
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Estate Planning for Same Sex Couples
Estate planning for same sex couples may often seem complex or confusing. Whether you are, married or not, you may…
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Funding Your Revocable Trust:
Following the execution of your estate plan documents, the final step of the estate planning process is the orderly transfer…
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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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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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Estate Planning for Pets in the DC Area
What You Need To Know: You cannot name your pet as a direct beneficiary of your estate You can set…
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Antonoplos & Associates Founder Selected To America’s Top 100 Attorneys
Peter D. Antonoplos Selected to America’s Top 100 Attorneys WASHINGTON, D.C., December 10, 2018 (Newswire.com) – Announcing the Lifetime Achievement…
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