Get to Know The Potential New Estate Tax Law for 2020
In recent months, many proposed changes to estate tax laws are becoming a large focus for many individuals. With discussion both for and against the implications of these tax changes,…
Learn MoreChoosing the Right Power of Attorney
If you become incapacitated or unable to handle medical or financial decisions on your own, you may consider choosing a loved one to make those crucial decisions for you with…
Learn MoreAn Overview of Personal Injury Claims in Ridesharing Accidents
As more and more individuals leverage apps such as Uber or Lyft for transportation, the nuances of car accidents and personal injury claims can become complicated. Navigating the implications of…
Learn MoreHow to Handle Debts and Mortgages in Your Estate Plan
Losing a loved one can bring a wave of emotions, questions and anxiety. After the initial grieving period, understanding and enacting your loved one’s estate plan begins. One matter that…
Learn MoreCan You Leave Assets to a Minor?
While nobody wants to think about a subject as sensitive as how your loved ones will be cared for after you pass, it is important to establish a plan for…
Learn MoreEstate Planning with a Small Business
If you are the owner of a small business that you have worked diligently to build from the ground up, the last thing you want is for the fate of…
Learn MoreHow AI is Changing Elder Care
As healthcare and medical technologies continue to develop, the average human lifespan grows longer and the percentage of the world’s population over the age of 60 continues to rise. Here,…
Learn MoreUnderstanding Maryland’s Distracted Driving Laws
During the daytime, over 480,000 drivers use their cell phones while operating a vehicle, and texting and making calls on a cell phone are the leading causes of distracted driving…
Learn MoreReceiving Punitive Damages in a Car Accident Case
In most car accident claims, the at-fault driver’s actions do not justify punitive damages. However, in car accidents where the at-fault driver’s behavior is deemed to be done with actual…
Learn MoreGet to Know the New Estate Tax Law of 2019
New Maryland legislation that was passed in April of 2018 will set Maryland estate tax exemption at $5 million for decedents who pass away on or after January 1st, 2019.…
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