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What if I Need to Make Changes to My Documents?

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Why A Divorced Parent Should Consider a Trust

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What Is Probate?

What is probate? Probate is the court-managed process of settling an estate. The court oversees the process from start to finish. First, the court will review the will, if there is one, and appoint a personal representative(person who has authority to act on the estate’s behalf). Second, the personal representative must file accountings to the…
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Do I Need a Trust or Is Just a Will ok?

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What is Estate Planning Anyway?
What is estate planning? Estate planning is the process of planning for the handling of your assets in case of disability or death. I don’t consider myself to be wealthy. Do I even have an estate? Yes! Everyone has an estate. An estate is simply the combination of all of your assets and property. If…
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What Does the Estate Planning Process Look Like?

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What Does An Estate Planning Package Include?

An Estate Plan includes multiple documents that apply to various scenarios. A will describes your wishes for your property. A trust, which can be helpful if you have children or if you wish to avoid probate, is flexible and protective of your loved ones. An advanced health care directive specifies the type of care you…
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Hiring an Estate Planning Attorney to Create a Living Will is One of the Most Important Gifts You Can Give Your Loved Ones

When people think of estate planning, if they think of it, they think about wills and maybe trusts or where one’s property will go at one’s death. Making sure that your property is handled according to your wishes in a way that blesses your loved ones is very important. However, arguably even more important is…
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Welcome!
As an educator and leader within my community, I strongly believe that everyone should have access to a competent, affordable attorney. Navigating the legal process can often be scary, overwhelming and confusing. I offer my legal services to clients in Northern Virginia and Maryland and work hard to continually keep my rates reasonable. I look…