Estate Planning
Estate Planning Essentials: What Every Family Should Know
Estate planning is the process of deciding how your assets will be managed and transferred if you become incapacitated or after you pass away. Although it is often associated with…
Learn MoreWhat Counts as Tangible Personal Property in Estate Planning?
When people think about estate planning, they often focus on major assets like homes, bank accounts, and investments. However, another important category deserves just as much attention: tangible personal property.…
Learn MoreLife Insurance and Estate Planning: A Powerful Partnership
When considering how to secure your family’s future and protect your legacy, life insurance and estate planning form a strategic and harmonious partnership. Together, they provide a comprehensive framework for…
Learn MoreExecutor vs. Administrator: Who Handles Your Estate?
When someone passes away, their estate must be managed, debts settled, and assets distributed according to their wishes or the state’s laws. This critical process often involves an executor or…
Learn MoreBlended Families and Wills
As the modern family structure evolves, blended families are becoming increasingly common. With marriages, divorces, remarriages, and children from previous relationships all in the mix, estate planning can be complicated…
Learn MoreHow to Minimize Family Disputes with Comprehensive Estate Planning
Family disputes can turn even the most harmonious households into battlegrounds. Emotions run high, misunderstandings can escalate, and without clear instructions, family members may find themselves at odds, particularly when…
Learn MoreCommon Estate Planning Myths Uncovered
Many people delay estate planning or avoid it altogether because they fall prey to common myths. At Lauenstein Law Firm, we believe that understanding the truth behind these myths can…
Learn MoreWhat Every Family Should Know When Considering an Estate Plan
Planning for the future can be an intimidating task, but it’s one of the most important steps a family can take to ensure financial security and peace of mind. At…
Learn MoreTangible Personal Property in Your Estate Plan
Estate planning isn’t just about financial assets or legal documents; it’s about preserving your legacy and ensuring your loved ones are cared for after you’re gone. While much emphasis is…
Learn MoreWhat is the Difference Between an Executor and a Special Administrator?
When it comes to estate planning, two key individuals can make sure your wishes are carried out smoothly after your passing: the executor (also called the personal representative in Maryland)…
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