Monthly Archives: November 2025
Managing Without Long-Term Care Insurance
No estate plan is complete without documents that will enable you to access the care you want in the event that you suffer long-term health. We never know when our health will take a turn for the worse, and healthcare costs, from hospitalizations to home health aide services to prescription drugs to nursing homes,… Read More »
Estate Taxes and Inheritance Taxes in Maryland
There are plenty of reasons to love Maryland. Its weather lasts long enough in each season for you to enjoy them but not for the weather to become tiresome; we get enough snowfalls to allow for a few snowy selfies, but not enough that you feel you are enduring month after month of dreary… Read More »
Cheaply Renovated Properties Are a Trojan Horse
Of all the picturesque animal-related metaphors to emanate from inside the Beltway, “herding cats” is one of them. Anyone who has tried to get two or more children ready for school at the same time knows the feeling, even though here in D.C. we tend to use the metaphor in a workplace context. We… Read More »
An Old Year’s Resolution for Your Estate Plan
The fact that you are thinking about your estate plan can make you feel old, but not nearly as old as you feel when you tell your younger coworkers or family members that you have made a New Year’s Resolution. Young people are so used to uncertainty that they are incredulous that an adult… Read More »
