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DC transfer-on-death deed flyer beside a revocable trust book, illustrating that ownership is not the same as clear title.

A DC Transfer-on-Death Deed Does Not Avoid Probate

Washington, DC couple reviewing TrumpIRA, the Saver’s Match, and estate planning documents

What Is TrumpIRA? How the Saver’s Match Could Help DC Residents Save for Retirement

Maryland rowhouses illustrating transfer-on-death deeds for residential real estate

Maryland Transfer-on-Death Deeds Become Available October 1, 2026

Older adult benefiting from Medicaid waiver home based care using a wheelchair speaking with a home-care professional in a her own living room

Medicaid Waiver Programs: Is Home-Based Care at Risk?

Older adults in Washington, DC enjoying time with friends and family of choice

Solo Agers Planning: How a Care Manager Can Help Your Estate Plan Work When You Need It Most

Is Trump incapacitated if he is regularly dozing in his chair during press events.

Is Trump Incapacitated? What the 25th Amendment Really Means

Maryland Medicaid trust and inheritance tax rules after death

Does a Maryland Medicaid Trust Avoid the Inheritance Tax?

Glasses on document titled 'One Big Beautiful Bill'

What OBBBA Means for Elder Law Attorneys in Maryland and DC

Illustration of arrows missing a target with text: “Strengthening Probate Administration Amendment Act of 2024”

DC Probate Reform Is Stalled—but Not Broken

Older adults participating in memory training using laptops during a cognitive health session in Washington, DC.

Can Memory Be Trained? A Tool to Fight Back Against Cognitive Decline

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