At Powers & Worshtil, P.C., we often encounter clients in Maryland curious about the consequences of not having a will. Dying without a will, known legally as dying ‘intestate,’ means the state laws of Maryland…

Embarking on the journey of estate planning in Maryland often involves distinguishing between two fundamental tools: wills and trusts. At Powers & Worshtil, P.C., we understand that navigating these legal instruments can be perplexing. This…

Embarking on the estate planning journey in Maryland may seem formidable, but its significance cannot be overstated. Whether in your prime or enjoying the golden years, estate planning is crucial for securing your legacy and…

Estate litigation can be a complex and emotional journey. As your trusted legal partners at Powers & Worshtil, P.C., we understand that our Maryland clients often have questions about the duration of the estate litigation…

When it comes to managing the aftermath of a loved one’s passing, the terms ‘estate litigation’ and ‘probate’ often surface in Maryland. Although they may seem similar, they are quite distinct processes. Both play a…

Estate litigation in Maryland encompasses a range of legal disputes that may arise concerning a person’s estate after their death. These disputes can often be emotional and complex, dealing with issues from will contests to…

At Powers & Worshtil, P.C., we understand that estate disputes can be emotionally taxing and financially draining. It’s our mission to guide you through the intricacies of the legal system, ensuring a smoother process. One…

In the scenic landscapes of Maryland, many families choose to pass down their legacies through trusts. These legal tools serve to protect assets, ensure a family’s wishes are met, and provide for loved ones. However,…

Navigating the complexities of estate planning can be a daunting task for many. One of the common issues we encounter in Maryland is the matter of undue influence. Simply put, undue influence refers to situations…

In the exciting world of legal disputes, one area that often needs illumination is the concept of “breaches of fiduciary duty”. While it sounds quite formal, it essentially refers to the violation of trust in…