What is a District of Columbia Living Will? 
A District of Columbia living will is a written legal document that indicates your desire to withhold or withdraw certain…
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Dying Without a Last Will and Testament
Dying Without a Last Will and Testament A will provides a set of instructions for distributing assets after an individual’s death. When…
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Estate Planning After Divorce
Talking about, and planning for Estate Planning After Divorce is generally considered an off-putting conversation, and is often afforded low-priority status…
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Guide to Elder Law
Elder law is focused on addressing the issues faced by people over the age of 55 as well as their…
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The Importance of Business Succession Planning
The importance of business succession planning is vital to a business’s future success. There are five compelling and universal reasons…
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Signs That A DC Will Maybe A Fake: DC Forged Wills
Forged Wills in the District of Columbia The following is a list of the top 10 signs that a DC…
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Will Caveat Action: How To Contest A Will?
Will Caveat Action: How To Contest A Will? A Will Caveat Action, otherwise known as a Will Contest or Caveat…
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When Is It Time For An Estate Plan Update?
When Is It Time For An Estate Plan Update? Clients often ask me, Peter When Is It Time For An…
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Charitable Remainder Trusts: How To Help Others and Get A Break On Your Taxes In The Process
Charitable Remainder Trusts A Charitable Remainder Trust—also known as a “CRT”—is an irrevocable trust created under the authority of Internal Revenue Code…
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Joint Revocable Living Trust
What is a joint revocable living trust? A joint revocable living trust is a single trust created by a husband…
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