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Homeownership represented by house keys, relevant to transferring a home into an LLC or trust
Deed Transfers

LLC or Trust: What Happens When You Transfer Your Home

Homeowners frequently ask whether they should transfer their home into an LLC or a trust. Sometimes the question comes from a lender, an accountant, or an online article promising asset protection or tax benefits. What’s often missing from those discussions is what actually happens on title and for transfer taxes Read more

By Joseph Gentile, 3 monthsMarch 19, 2026 ago
Online deed
Deed Transfers

Why Online Deed Forms Are a Bad Idea in DC and Maryland

Searching for an online deed using “DC quitclaim deed form” or “Maryland deed template” makes transferring property look deceptively simple. A few blanks, a notary stamp, and you’re done—right? In reality, online deed forms are one of the most common sources of title problems I see in DC and Maryland. Read more

By Joseph Gentile, 4 months ago
Deed Transfers

How to Transfer a Property into a Trust in Maryland

Step-by-Step: How to Transfer a Property into a Trust in Maryland Owning real estate is often a family’s biggest asset and one of the most important pieces of any estate plan. Often the estate plan will transfer a property into a revocable living trust or another type of trust to Read more

By Joseph Gentile, 5 monthsJanuary 12, 2026 ago
Can a Will Avoid Probate in Maryland or DC?
Estate Planning
Can a Will Avoid Probate in Maryland or DC?
Why Your Trust May Not Avoid Probate
Estate Planning
Why Your Trust May Not Avoid Probate
Why Trust Funding Matters in Maryland
Estate Planning
Why Trust Funding Matters in Maryland
Do I Need a Trust If I Own Property in Another State?
Estate Planning
Do I Need a Trust If I Own Property in Another State?
What Is an Ancillary Estate and When Is It Required?
Estate Planning
What Is an Ancillary Estate and When Is It Required?
How an Out-of-State Death Can Trigger a 1% Probate Fee
Estate Planning
How an Out-of-State Death Can Trigger a 1% Probate Fee
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