A District of Columbia simple last will is a testamentary document that provides a set of instructions, to both your family and to the District of Columbia probate court, on how you would like your District of Columbia estate to be handled. Most District of Columbia simple last wills provide clear instructions on how the… Read more »
Under District of Columbia law, if you are making your District of Columbia last will and testament you should decide the following five things in advance: First, you need to determine who your beneficiaries will be. Your District of Columbia last will and testament should clearly state who your beneficiaries are. While most states require… Read more »
A District of Columbia living will is a written legal document that indicates your desire to withhold or withdraw certain medical care based on your health circumstances. A District of Columbia living will typically contains the following language: “I _______________ have the primary right under The District of Columbia law to make my own decisions… Read more »
Elder law is focused on addressing the issues faced by people over the age of 55 as well as their families. The practice of elder law involves preparing each client to deal with the complex issues that arise as we grow older through discussion. There are many legal options available to manage future age-related mental… Read more »
When It’s Time To Remove A Trustee? Selecting a trustee is no small matter or easy choice. Make a bad selection and the results can be disastrous. While it seems obvious that the selection of a trustee is one of the most important choices a person setting up a trust will make, unfortunately most people breeze… Read more »
10 Signs That A Will Maybe Fraudulent: Forged Wills The following is a list of the top 10 signs that a will may be fraudulent. Fake Wills, Forged Wills, Forgery whatever the case maybe, if you have two or more of the items on this list it may be worthwhile to speak to an attorney… Read more »
