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Deed Transfers

Removing a Deceased Owner on a Deed in DC

Why You Should Consider Revising Your Deed in Washington, D.C. to Remove a Deceased Owner — Even When It Isn’t Legally Required When a property owner passes away, their surviving co-owner may assume that nothing needs to be done—especially if the property was held as joint tenants with rights of Read more

By Joseph Gentile, 6 monthsDecember 22, 2025 ago
Deed Transfers

Transfer on Death Deeds in DC: An Estate Planning Tool

When planning for the transfer of real estate after death, most people assume that a will or trust is the only way to ensure property passes smoothly to the right individuals. However, in Washington, D.C., property owners have an additional, highly effective option: the Transfer on Death Deed, also called Read more

By Joseph Gentile, 7 monthsNovember 17, 2025 ago
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Estate Planning
Can a Will Avoid Probate in Maryland or DC?
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Estate Planning
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Estate Planning
Why Trust Funding Matters in Maryland
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Estate Planning
Do I Need a Trust If I Own Property in Another State?
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Estate Planning
What Is an Ancillary Estate and When Is It Required?
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Estate Planning
How an Out-of-State Death Can Trigger a 1% Probate Fee
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