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What happens when someone becomes disabled and can no longer manage his or her financial affairs?  Perhaps that person has dementia, suffered a stroke, or has some other ailment or injury that renders that person … Read More

According to a law that became effective in 2019, any county board of education, nonpublic school, or contracting agency hiring for positions where the employee will have direct contact with minors, must require all applicants … Read More

Buying a property can be an expensive process.  Among the many costs that a buyer faces, such as the cost of inspections, transfer taxes, and financing costs, you may be wondering whether you really even … Read More

Recent changes to Maryland law make the answer a resounding “NO”. If you are married and plan to leave your estate to someone other than your spouse (such as your children from a prior marriage), … Read More

Not all divorces have to be ugly, sometimes you and your partner just grow apart and possibly don’t share the same goals or dreams any longer. Perhaps spending every waking moment together over the last … Read More