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Guardianship cases in Maryland can be confusing to navigate and are sometimes contentious. Parents and guardians may find it helpful to understand the relationship between guardianship and parental rights. Guardianship can significantly affect parental rights, but it...
Many people consider including trusts to manage their assets when planning their estates. However, several misconceptions about trusts can lead to confusion and poor decision-making. Understanding these misconceptions is crucial to creating a sound estate plan. Trusts...
A springing power of attorney (POA) grants someone (the agent) authority to act for another person (the principal) only when a specific event, like incapacitation, occurs. Understanding this document can help you protect your interests and manage your affairs...
Planning for long-term care can help ensure that you meet your healthcare and financial needs as you get older. In Maryland, it’s helpful to understand that several legal instruments can help you know your options before making a final decision. Powers of attorney A...
Becoming an estate executor means shouldering the responsibility of passing the assets of the deceased to their new rightful owners. However, sometimes property has to be sold off, such as the house where the decedent lived, with the proceeds going to the heirs....
A conservatorship is a legal arrangement in which a court appoints an individual or organization to manage the affairs of someone who cannot do so themselves. Individuals who meet these criteria and demonstrate an incapability to manage their affairs effectively...
Your executor is whoever you appoint to oversee the distribution of your property to your heirs after you die. However, you may want to place some of your wealth into a trust. If so, you might find it necessary to name an individual to someday serve as a successor...
Estate planning can help with setting up trusts, power of attorney, guardianships and more. However, if you have mild dementia, you may wonder if your estate plan would be valid. In Maryland, there are considerations and options available for those with mild dementia...
The need for continual care will likely arise as you age or experience a chronic medical condition or a disability. Long-term care encompasses various services that assist individuals with medical treatments and even ordinary everyday activities. Depending on your...
A power of attorney is a legal document that allows you to transfer authority over your affairs to another party. This is highly beneficial from an estate planning perspective, as powers of attorney ensure optimal peace of mind. Because you will be allowing another...