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Spring is in the Air! There’s No Better Time to Clear Out Your To Do List

April 14, 2019
Neil Tyra

Spring is a time of renewal, new growth, and possibility. Although many of us experience a burst of energy as the days grow longer and the weather gets warmer, it often doesn’t last long. In just a few weeks, our lives will begin to bustle with summertime preparations and an ever-growing To Do list. So, how can we make the most of the calm before the storm? Clear out those lingering tasks that have been sitting on Read More

Filed Under: MD Law, Trusts & Estates, Wills, Estate Planning, Advanced Health Care Directive, Power of Attorney, Probate

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Protecting Your Child with a Special Needs Trust

April 1, 2019
Neil Tyra

If you have a loved one with disabilities or special needs, you have likely thought about how you will protect and provide for them after you pass. Providing for a loved one with special needs does not need to be difficult, but it should be done carefully to avoid any unintended consequences. An experienced attorney can help you tailor a plan to provide for your loved one in a way that supports a fulfilling lifestyle Read More

Filed Under: MD Law, Trusts & Estates, Blog

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What’s Mine is Mine;What’s Ours is Mine, Too!

October 17, 2012
NWT Owner/Admin

One of the most difficult issues to understand in a divorce action is the concept of marital property. Lawyers spend entire seminars, read full treatises, and examine statutes for hours on end to try and understand the nuances of this concept. So it is not surprising that most non-lawyers struggle with the same problem. Most people seem to think that each gets half of all the "stuff". It's not that Read More

Filed Under: Montgomery County Courts, Divorce, Family Law, D.C. Law, MD Law

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Virtually in the Courtroom

November 3, 2011
NWT Owner/Admin

The recent Lululemon murder trial provided an opportunity to literally monitor the trial in great detail, in near real-time, from anywhere literally in the world. I followed the courtroom action via Twitter by saving the hashtag search term #lululemon. A hashtag is a way to filter the billions of tweets (Twitter messages) down to the item of interest. In this case, the reporters and courtroom observers who were live Read More

Filed Under: Montgomery County Courts, Social Media, Mac, Criminal Law, MD Law

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