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20. 06
2022
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How to Choose a Probate Attorney

In most cases, going through the probate process is necessary when a loved one passes away. In fact, Maryland state law requires most estates to go through the probate process to ensure stipulations of the last will and testament are honored and the estate is handled appropriately. It’s not required to have a probate attorney […]
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13. 06
2022
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A Guide to Maryland Probate Court

When someone passes away, the process of administering their estate is called probate. This is a court-supervised process that involves organizing the deceased’s money, assets, and possessions, and distributing them properly as inheritance (after paying taxes and debts). If the person left a will, it will name an executor of the estate who will help […]
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20. 12
2018
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Settling An Estate? Work with a Probate Attorney for Probate Administration/Litigation Advice

Losing a loved one is never easy. On top of the emotional toll, you may suddenly find yourself responsible for handling their financial and legal affairs. If you have been named the executor or personal representative of an estate in Maryland, the probate process can feel confusing, overwhelming, and time-consuming, especially while you are grieving. […]
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22. 08
2017
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What are the Three New House/Senate Bills for Anne Arundel, Maryland?

Since news outlets usually focus on international and national matters, it’s easy for new legislation on the county level to receive less attention than it deserves. In 2016, Governor Larry Hogan signed 106 bills into law, three of which specifically affect Anne Arundel county government. Senate Bill 47 Sponsored by Senator Bryan Simonaire, R-Pasadena, Senate […]
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