Wills do not need to be notarized in MD. However, you do need to have two individuals witness you signing.

How do I add a name to the deed of my house?

The typical way to add someone to title is by way of Deed. However, I am not quite clear by your specific question as to what you are trying to...

Cost of living trust

A revocable "living" trust, as the name implies, is a trust that the Settlor of the trust (person who generally establishes the trust) can revoke,...

If three siblings have equal Durable POA for Mom, can one hire an attorney who cannot be fired and charges for asking why?

Yes attorney acting for mom can be fired. Attorneys can charge for their time, but you should look into this to find out what the time is being...

You should not be personally responsible for the debt since you are not on the loan. However, bank would not be precluded from foreclosing on the...

I live in Maryland and the person I would like for my executor of my will lives in Kansas...is that ok?

Yes, other than possibly the inconvenience of distance (not a lot these days), your executor can be a resident of another state, such as Kansas. ...

I know that if a property is brought into the marriage, the property remains if divorced.

If wife was married to husband at the time of his death, wife will likely be able to assert her MD statutory share in his estate (could be 1/3 or...

My mother died in the state of Maryland. She has a mortgage and a car payment. Do we have to set up an estate account?

It would be problematic if you used the insurance proceeds to pay off the car loan. You will likely need to open an estate (it would likely be a...