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When someone passes away, managing their estate involves either an executor or an administrator. These roles play a crucial part in fulfilling the deceased's wishes and legal obligations, but they differ in key ways. What is an executor? An executor is a person named...
Zoning designations play an important role in determining how you can use land. These designations help organize communities. Understanding the most common zoning categories can provide insight into how cities and counties plan their growth. Residential zoning...
Employment agreements are important for protecting both your Maryland business and your employees. These contracts lay out the terms of the job, what’s expected, and legal responsibilities, helping to prevent misunderstandings and disagreements. Clear job descriptions...
Settling an estate involves several steps and can be a complex process. Understanding the time limits for settling an estate is essential for executors and beneficiaries to ensure everything goes smoothly. Understanding the probate process Probate is the legal process...
BUSINESS ALBUM Elizabeth Wise, president and CEO of University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health, joins Ken Ferrara, vice president and executive director of The Upper Chesapeake Health Foundation; Kristen Gardiner, assistant director of the Sen. Bob Hooper House;...
When purchasing a new home, you must thoroughly review the Homeowners Association (HOA) documents. These documents will inform you of the community's rules, regulations, and financial health and help you make an informed decision. It is helpful to understand what...
When you inherit an estate in Maryland, it's important to understand the tax implications and how to reduce them. In this way, you can ensure you manage your inheritance effectively. Estate and inheritance taxes Maryland is one of the few states that impose both an...
When buying a home in Maryland, you might encounter restrictive covenants. These are rules set by developers or homeowners' associations (HOAs) to maintain the neighborhood's appearance and value. What are restrictive covenants? Restrictive covenants are conditions...
Businesses or property owners may need a conditional use permit (CUP) to use their property in a way not typically allowed by the zoning ordinance. If you find yourself in this situation, it is important to understand CUPs and how they work. . What is a conditional...
Starting a Limited Liability Company (LLC) can be a smart move for entrepreneurs seeking to establish a formal business structure. It can offer both flexibility and protection. However, you must take essential steps and understand the requirements thoroughly to start...