What is a Prenuptial Agreement 
A prenuptial agreement is used by a couple who has decided to get married or form a civil union. Further,…
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Questions Contractors Should Ask Homeowners Before Construction
Contractors commonly work with individual homeowners on their home construction projects. However, when dealing with someone that does not have…
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Unsolicited Offers To Purchase Real Estate
Has someone contacted you with an unsolicited offer to purchase your real estate? Maybe you recently opened a probate estate,…
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District of Columbia Estate Tax Update
District of Columbia Estate Tax Increases 2018 District of Columbia estate tax exemption amounts are set to increase effective Oct…
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What Parents Need to Know About Estate Planning
As a parent having a comprehensive estate plan is central to providing for your family’s security. While it may seem…
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DC Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act (TOPA)
What effect does the loss of members have on a tenant association that is statutorily required to represent at least…
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What Is A District of Columbia Last Will?
A District of Columbia last will and testament is a testamentary document that provides a set of instructions, to both…
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What Things Can A District of Columbia Financial Power of Attorney Do?
With a well written District of Columbia financial power of attorney, your financial agent is typically authorized to manage your…
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The Queen of soul, Aretha Franklin, has passed. What You Can Learn From Her Estate.
Tragically, the Queen of soul, Aretha Franklin, passed last week without a valid last will and testament likely sowing the…
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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Living Revocable Trust
What is a living revocable trust? A living revocable trust is a trust created during the lifetime of the grantor.…
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