Estate and Tax Planning Forms

Why You Need to Update Your Estate Plan After Getting a Divorce
There are few things more stressful in life than the dissolution of a marriage. Not only is divorce an emotional issue, but it is also a legal and a financial one. Of course, if you are in the middle of a divorce, you most likely have more pressing issues on…

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Including Sentimental Assets in Your Estate Plan
There are various facets to any comprehensive estate plan, and though oftentimes, we tend to focus on our larger, more financially-significant assets, such as real estate, many people have various items of sentimental value that they wish to be accounted for in their estate plans as well. Whether it be…

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A Developer’s Guide for Navigating the Historic Preservation Review Process in the District of Columbia
Construction within the District of Columbia presents a unique challenge to developers. Where other jurisdictions may require a developer to exclusively deal with the local zoning authority to acquire a permit, the District often requires developers to seek additional review for projects located in designated historic districts (e.g., Georgetown, Shaw,…

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