COVID-19 Information: Please contact our office to discuss whether a phone consultation or video conference is appropriate for your situation.
A Full-service Law Firm Dedicated To Helping Our Communities With Over 100 Years Of Combined Experience
Without a will, Maryland’s laws recognize an individual as dying “intestate.” The MDCourts.gov website notes that the probate process may settle your affairs if you have no will. A judge could supervise the distribution of your assets to your closest living relatives....
As seniors grow older, some may require assistance from relatives or health care professionals. Unfortunately, the people who should help seniors sometimes take advantage of them instead. Financial exploitation is a form of elder abuse that many seniors fail to report...