As mentioned in our previous post, the Maryland legislature enacted a law that allows for electronic execution of Wills. While this law is technically in effect, we have not yet found a cost-effective way to implement this for our clients. While we continue to offer virtual meetings to our clients,
While electronic execution of Wills has technically been available in Maryland since October 1, 2021, the prior law was written in a way to be impractical. This session, the Maryland General Assembly unanimously passed HB576/SB36 which greatly expands the ability for Marylanders to sign their estate planning documents remotely. Our
Our office is now open during regular business hours, and we are operating at full capacity. We remain cognizant of the risk posed by COVID-19 and are taking proper precautions in accordance with the latest medical advice. This includes social distancing, frequently sanitizing our office space, and wearing masks when
Governor Hogan authorizes remote notarization and witnessing during COVID-19 crisis. The COVID-19 health crisis presents a unique challenge for estate planning attorneys. Traditionally, most estate plan documents were executed under the attorney’s direct supervision in a face to face meeting. Obviously, it is difficult to accommodate today’s “social distancing” guidelines
Like the rest of the world, our firm is adapting to new ways of doing business during the COVID-19 pandemic. We are committed to providing quality legal services in a manner that is safe for our clients, professional partners, and members of our firm. The following are some measures we
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