Ten Common Estate Planning Mistakes 
An estate plan allows one to transfer their assets smoothly and quickly to beneficiaries after they pass away. Thus, while it…
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Seven Important D.C. Eviction Laws
Understanding eviction laws are extremely important for both landlords and tenants in Washington, D.C. For landlords, knowing eviction laws is…
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Estate Planning with Art
Art—whether rare paintings, photographs, sculptures, or other tangible works—is one of the hardest assets to estate plan for. The main…
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What is Ademption?
A last will and testament is a testamentary document that provides a set of instructions, to both your family and…
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Top Ten Issues Affecting Real Estate in 2021
With over 20 years of experience, Antonoplos & Associates group of real estate attorneys have the knowledge and experience required…
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Rush Limbaugh’s Estate Plan
After a yearlong fight with lung cancer, conservative radio show host, Rush Limbaugh, has passed away at the age of…
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How to Include a Personal Injury Settlement in an Estate Plan
Personal injury settlement compensation is a hard-won asset. In order to be awarded this kind of compensation, you must have…
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Larry King’s Widow Files to be Estate Administrator
Although Larry King only recently passed away, his widow, Shawn King, has continually made legal moves focused on the TV…
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Important Documents to Use for Construction Projects
A request for information (RFI), request for proposal (RFP), and request for quotation (RFQ) are all different yet important documents…
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DC Superior Court Rules that Eviction Filing Moratorium is Unconstitutional
Recently, the District of Columbia Superior Court ruled that the District’s ban on landlords filing new eviction cases is unconstitutional.…
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