Trust taxation

This may be obvious but the above answers assume that you are talking about income tax that must be paid by the Trust. If the income is distributed...

How do I file for removal of a elderly grandmother as Personal Representative of a estate in MD and name myself as PR

Try to call the Register of Wills in the County that named the PR. They are generally quite helpful and will provide you with the form you need....

I am in the process of separation/divorce and would like to make this legal separation? Is this possible?

Proof of one-year separation must be in the form of a witness who will come to court and testify that they know you've been living separate and...

Abandonment Fault Divorce

The only practical reason to "fight back" would be if you are also contesting any claims for property distribution, alimony, etc. If the divorce is...

Division of personal property

The first question is: Are both your names on the title to both properties? If so (and assuming that neither of you contributed significant...

If a person is ill but their spouse is still alive, can the ill persons child gain POA if the spouse is still able to care?

Generally, being married to someone does not confer any rights to their property, so the woman who had the stroke can do whatever she wants,...

There is something you can do that none of the other answers indicated: Negotiate. In other words, if you determine what rights you and your wife...

What rights do step children have when their mother dedicated over 33 years to the marriage during establishment time.

The obvious question is whether there is a Will. If not, step-children who were not adopted do not receive any share of the probate estate....

Can I be charged with desertion?

Technically, you cannot be "charged" with desertion, as "charged" implies a criminal action, which does not apply here. Your only question is...

Can a spouse in Maryland cut the other out of a will completely

A wife has the right to "elect against the will" of her husband and receive 1/3 of the total value of the estate if he has children, and 1/2 of the...