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by Kelley Singer

My dad needs a guardian, but he won’t go to the doctor. What should I do?

In Maryland, the law requires that a person seeking guardianship of an alleged disabled person present two...

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by Elizabeth Bowery

Starting a New Business: Getting an Employer Identification Number (EIN)

Starting a New Business: Getting an Employer Identification Number (EIN)   After a business founder...

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by Steve Lewicky

Maryland Tax Changes

The Maryland General Assembly ended its annual legislative session earlier this month. Here is a quick summary of...

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by Samantha Chan

Received a Property Assessment Bill in Maryland? Here’s How to Appeal

If you’ve recently received your Real Property Assessment bill and believe your home’s assessed value is...

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by David Hisle

Protection From Threats of Violence Using Protective Orders and Peace Orders

If you are experiencing domestic violence, abuse, threats, harassment or stalking in Maryland, you may need to seek...

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by Anthony Kratz

Should I Choose a Will or a Living Trust?

One of the most frequent questions that I am asked is whether it is better to have a will or a living trust.  What...

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by Verena Meiser

Understanding UTMA Accounts: History, Purpose, Limitations, and Risks

A Uniform Transfers to Minors Act (UTMA) account is a type of custodial account that allows assets to be transferred...

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by Steve Lewicky

Federal Employment Law: Key Takeaways from Attorney Steve Lewicky

In this recent interview, attorney Steve Lewicky joins Brian Kuhn, Certified Financial Planner at Wealth Enhancement...

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by Steve Lewicky

Trump Administration Seeks to Void Union Contracts for a Large Portion of the Federal Workforce

On Thursday, March 27, 2025, President Trump issued an executive order seeking to end union representation for a...

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