MD and DC Estate Planning, Estate Administration, Business Law, Tax Services Law Firm Bauersfeld, Burton, Hendricks & Vanderhoof, LLC has been offering attorney services to the Bethesda, MD community since 1918.
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Our Bethesda estate planning attorneys have more than 75 years of combined legal experience. Our services include corporate, commercial, estate administration, estate planning, guardianship, real estate and taxation (including planning and preparing income tax returns for individuals, charities, estates and trusts). Our Bethesda trust administration attorneys serve as personal representatives, counsel to established trusts, and trustees. We are a small office and are proud of our personalized service. Our goal is to provide the best service possible, educate our clients, and develop rewarding, long-lasting relationships. We are conveniently located near Rockville Pike and Old Georgetown Road. We are qualified by learning, experience and temperament to assist clients whose financial knowledge is limited but who must nevertheless make decisions of great consequence for themselves and their families.
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How to Revise Your Estate Plan After Divorce
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You can do your own estate plan, but should you?
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How to Get a Loved One to Visit an Estate Planning Attorney Before It's Too Late
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Do you have a will? Do you have proper insurance to provide for your family? How can you avoid probate? Is there a way to keep your son-in-law from from inheriting if he divorces your daughter? What happens if you become incapacitated and can't make decisions on your own? What happens to your childr...
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The Coronavirus Has Americans Scrambling to Set Their Estate Plans. Here Are Some Key Things to Know.
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Eight Estate Planning Strategies In A COVID-19 World
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10 Financial And Estate Planning Matters To Think About During This Crisis
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