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The Hyatt & Weber, P.A. philosophy begins with a commitment to work closely with each and every client.… [more]
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The Firm was founded in 1979 by Alan J. Hyatt. Over the years, the general practice Firm developed a… [more]
Probate and Estate Planning
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Save Time and Family Feelings by Making a Plan for Your Assets
Creating a basic inventory of your assets makes it easier to decide who gets what, as opposed to trying to do it off the top of your head when creating your estate plan, or leaving it to your heirs to figure out. The inventory of your assets should include everything from real property to retirement accounts, 401(k), pension, life insurance, and any other investments or property. Some of these things can come as a surprise — your personal library of medical books may have real worth — … [Read More...]
Why Estate Planning Is More Important in Troubled Financial Times
Recent statistics indicate that many Americans are not planning their estates. And while there may be understandable reasons why estate planning is not a priority for you right now – the unstable economy, savings evaporated in market losses, children and parents you are supporting – those reasons actually makes it more important now than ever. Even in troubled financial times, there are two major reasons you should be making an estate plan, and they’re not complicated: Protect your … [Read More...]
Maryland Estate Planning Attorney Provides Pre-Planning Tips to Cut Next Year’s Tax Bill
This year’s tax deadline has come and gone, and perhaps you have found yourself wishing once again that you had done more to cut your tax bill. If that’s the case, a Maryland estate planning attorney offers these tips for what you can do now that will save you money next year: Max out 401(k) contributions ($16,500 if you’re under 50, $22,000 if you’re over 50). If you’re self-employed, invest in an individual 401(k) plan – you have until Dec. 31 to set one up and until April … [Read More...]
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