Harvest Your Legacy: 5 Must-Know Estate Planning Strategies for Fall
As the leaves turn and November brings a season of reflection, it’s the perfect time to ensure your legacy is secure. Estate planning is more than just drafting a will—it’s
Coast Guard Launches Handbook to Help Military Members with Estate Planning & Final Affairs
The U.S. Coast Guard has introduced a new handbook created to assist service members and their families with managing the complex tasks that arise after a veteran or service member
Why You Should Get Legal Counsel When Preparing Your Will or Estate Plan
Creating a will or estate plan is too important to handle alone. According to Estate Planning Attorney Craig Borne, “A will is not a do-it-yourself project.” Mistakes in this process
Five Types of Assets That May Go Through Maryland Probate Even If You Use a Revocable Living Trust
A living trust is a powerful estate-planning tool, and in Maryland it can help your heirs avoid the time and expense of probate. But not every asset automatically bypasses probate
Three Legal Documents Every College-Bound Student Needs
By Craig Borne, Esq. As your child heads off to college, typically around the age of 18, they gain new legal responsibilities as an adult. This shift can limit parents’
Estate Planning for Single Individuals
By Craig Borne, Esq. As of 2025, estate planning remains underutilized in the United States, with only 45% of adults having prepared at least one estate planning document, 33% maintaining a will