Many people want to leave behind money for charitable organizations as part of their legacy, but with so many worthy nonprofits out there, how do you choose? Check out this blog for six simple steps to identifying and vetting charities.
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Creating a trust is only the first step in protecting your loved ones. To truly put your estate plan into action, your property must be properly transferred—or “funded”—into the trust. Without this step, real estate may still go through probate, causing delays, expenses, and added stress for your family. Learn why funding your trust matters and how to avoid common pitfalls like unfunded trusts, unclear restrictions, and disputes among heirs.
Property law in Maryland is rooted in centuries-old English common law—but its impact today is very real. Whether you’re married, co-owning property, or planning your estate, the way your deed is written shapes what happens to your home now and in the future.
Once your child turns 18, you lose the legal authority to access their medical info or step in during emergencies—unless you have the right documents. At Z Family Law, our Life Essentials Kit includes everything your young adult needs: Healthcare and Durable Power of Attorney, an Advance Directive, and HIPAA Authorization. Whether they’re off to college or not, these documents ensure you can still be there when it counts.
