In Maryland, it’s not unusual for residents to own a second, out-of-state property, like in Florida. It may be a home or a condo at the beach that provides a place to escape the sauna-like summers. However, if you own homes in multiple states, the Probate court process can make it even more expensive Read more about Estate Planning with 2 Homes in Multiple States[…]

 No matter how old they are, they will always be your little girl or little boy. But legally, once your child turns 18, he or she is considered an adult. Estate Planning and Elder Law Attorney Mindy Felinton says, “That’s why critical documents need to be created.” An Estate Plan is Not Just About Read more about You Need to Have an Estate Plan for Your Adult Children[…]