Many Upper Marlboro residents don’t realize their life insurance may be taxed by Maryland. I explain how to prevent that using an Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust (ILIT).
Leaving real estate to your children doesn’t have to end in conflict. Matthew J. Dyer, Esq. shares how Upper Marlboro families can use trusts, clear instructions, and even family LLCs to keep property transfers smooth and drama-free.
If you work in tech or hold crypto in College Park, your estate plan needs to do more. Attorney Matthew J. Dyer explains how to legally protect your wallets, cloud accounts, and digital IP for future generations.
Wondering whether you need a will or a trust in Cheverly, MD? Attorney Matthew J. Dyer explains the pros and cons of each and how they can protect your family from probate delays and confusion.
Want to give back to Calvert County through your estate plan? Attorney Matthew J. Dyer explains how donor-advised funds, private foundations, and charitable trusts can help you leave a legacy that matters.
Farms in Huntingtown carry deep roots—and big responsibilities. Learn how to pass your land down the right way using conservation easements, LLCs, and legacy-focused trusts from estate attorney Matthew J. Dyer.
Inheriting a North Beach home can come with surprises—especially when probate is involved. Learn from estate attorney Matthew J. Dyer how to manage inherited coastal property, avoid common pitfalls, and keep the peace among family members.
If you’re a homeowner or landowner in Dunkirk, MD, a simple will might not be enough to protect your property. Learn why attorney Matthew J. Dyer recommends setting up a trust to avoid probate, preserve your land, and ensure your family legacy stays intact.
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