"Ten Essential Estate Planning Facts" by Attorney Nicole Livingston … [Read more...] about “Ten Essential Estate Planning Facts” – Audio
Trustee, Executor, Power of Attorney: Who You Choose Can Make a Difference
When you create an estate plan, you choose people to make decisions for you, such as agents, guardians, executors, or trustees. Often, people do not give much thought to those decisions, just naming their oldest child or whoever pops into their mind. The choices for these roles are perhaps the most important decisions to make. Good choices can help to ensure your wishes are carried out while bad … [Read more...] about Trustee, Executor, Power of Attorney: Who You Choose Can Make a Difference
Trustee, Executor, Power of Attorney – Who You Choose Can Make a Difference (Audio)
"Trustee, Executor, Power of Attorney: Who You Choose Can Make a Difference" by Attorney Colleen Sinclair Prosser … [Read more...] about Trustee, Executor, Power of Attorney – Who You Choose Can Make a Difference (Audio)
Why Should I Have My Estate Plan Reviewed Every Five Years?
Many of the clients I meet with already have a will, trust, and power of attorney. Some have had their plans in place since the 90's or earlier, while others set up their plan only five or ten years ago. Clients often come back to review their estate planning documents, and are encouraged to do so. I like to review an estate plan every five years. Often times, family circumstances have … [Read more...] about Why Should I Have My Estate Plan Reviewed Every Five Years?
Why Should I Have My Estate Plan Reviewed Every Five Years? (Audio)
"Why Should I Have My Estate Plan Reviewed Every Five Years?" by Attorney Brooke J. Shemer … [Read more...] about Why Should I Have My Estate Plan Reviewed Every Five Years? (Audio)
The Importance of the Power of Attorney
If you ask any adult these days, many are familiar with the concept of “Power of Attorney”. Although they may be familiar with that concept, it is helpful to be reminded how they work and what types are available. A Power of Attorney can easily be characterized as a written authorization that you sign to allow someone else to act on your behalf to manage your private affairs. The two main … [Read more...] about The Importance of the Power of Attorney
“The Importance of the Power of Attorney” (Audio) YOUR ESTATE MATTERS
"The Importance of the Power of Attorney" by Attorney Jon J. Gasior … [Read more...] about “The Importance of the Power of Attorney” (Audio) YOUR ESTATE MATTERS
Plan for Incapacity and Avoid the Need for Guardianship
Although we are only a few weeks into the New Year, many of us have already forgotten about our resolutions, or are putting off what we intended to accomplish at the start of the year. If completing your estate plan in 2014 was one of your resolutions, then you’re ahead of the game. Many of us procrastinate because it is difficult to contemplate our own incapacity and mortality. It is also … [Read more...] about Plan for Incapacity and Avoid the Need for Guardianship
“Plan For Incapacity And Avoid The Need For Guardianship” (Audio – YOUR ESTATE MATTERS)
"Plan For Incapacity And Avoid The Need For Guardianship" by Attorney Brooke J. Shemer … [Read more...] about “Plan For Incapacity And Avoid The Need For Guardianship” (Audio – YOUR ESTATE MATTERS)
Sinclair Prosser Gasior welcomes Attorney Jon J. Gasior
Sinclair Prosser Gasior is pleased to welcome Attorney, Jon J. Gasior. Jon Gasior is admitted to the Maryland Bar and is a member of the Maryland State Bar Association Elder Law, Estates and Trusts and Property Sections. Prior to coming to Sinclair Prosser Gasior, Jon worked for McCabe, Weisberg & Conway, LLC, a fast paced multi-faceted law firm. In addition, Mr. Gasior was … [Read more...] about Sinclair Prosser Gasior welcomes Attorney Jon J. Gasior
