Caveat Filings in Maryland: An Overview
Read on to learn more about caveat filings in Maryland and how JDKatz, P.C. can help guide you through the process.
Articles
“The importance of determining a child’s home state” By: Elizabeth J. McInturff, Esq.
Elizabeth J. McInturff, Esq., of JDKatz, P.C., recently wrote a guest column for The Daily Record, in which she explains how child custody disputes become all the more emotionally charged when one or both parents contest which state is the minor’s child home state with jurisdiction over the child. She explains that this is why […]
Shipwrecked: Navigating the Turbulent Tides from Medicare to Medicaid
When your loved one first enters the unfamiliar waters of long-term nursing home care, the journey may seem smoothly charted under Medicare’s coverage. But choppy seas loom on the horizon. After just 100 days adrift, the Medicare vessel runs aground, leaving families stranded without ongoing support. As savings rapidly drain away, many turn in desperation to […]
Married with Long-Term Care Needs? How to Win Medicaid Approval as a Team
Read on & contact our firm to learn more about how married couples can win Medicaid approval for their long-term care needs.
The Maryland Medicaid Long-Term Care Program and How to Apply for Benefits
Read on to learn more about how to apply for the Maryland Medicaid Long-Term Care Program & how our firm can help.
A Comprehensive Guide for U.S. Citizens Inheriting Assets from Abroad
In today’s global economy, U.S. citizens and residents frequently receive inheritances from non-U.S. persons. This may occur due to more globalized families, expatriates returning to the U.S., or other reasons. While inheriting foreign assets can provide financial opportunities, it also presents complex reporting requirements and tax implications that must be properly handled. This comprehensive guide […]
SBA-8A Updates for Program Eligibility
Read on to learn more about the SBA-8A updates for program eligibility and contact our firm for any questions you may have.
“Proposed retirement changes and spousal protection” By: Elizabeth J. McInturff, Esq.
Recently, Elizabeth J. McInturff, Esq., of JDKatz, P.C., wrote a guest column for The Daily Record. In this column, Elizabeth talks about the proposed federal legislation that may change how a married person can use a defined retirement contribution plan. More specifically, she cites H.R.5060 and S.2627 as two bills proposing amendments to the Employment […]
Recent Changes to Power of Attorney Laws in Maryland
Recently, Maryland modified various power of attorney laws. Read on to learn more about the changes & how they may affect you.
