Markovitz Law Group, P.C.

09/23/2026

👶 JUST HAD A BABY?

CONGRATULATIONS! 🎉

Now it’s time to make sure your estate plan protects your newest—and smallest—family member. ❤️

❌ MYTH:
“I’m young, healthy, and just starting my family. I don’t need a Will yet.”

✅ FACT:
For new parents, a Will isn’t just about money or property. It’s also an important place to name the person you would want to serve as guardian for your minor child if something were to happen to you.

⚖️ Naming a guardian is one of the most important—and often overlooked—parts of a new parent’s estate plan.

Without your wishes documented, a court may ultimately have to decide who should care for your child.

You plan for the nursery. 🧸
You plan for childcare. 🍼
You plan for their future. 🎓

Make sure planning for their protection is on the list, too. ❤️

⚖️ Markovitz Law Group, P.C.
Helping you plan for what matters most.

09/02/2026

Trusted | Experienced | Driven

09/02/2026

💡 MARKOVITZ LAW GROUP — LEGAL TIP OF THE WEEK

How often should I review my estate plan?

Good rule of thumb: every 3–5 years, or immediately after a major life event.

Putting a Will in place is an important first step, but estate planning isn’t something you do once and forget about.

Consider reviewing your Will and other estate planning documents after major life changes such as:

🏡 Buying or selling a home
💍 Marriage or divorce
👶 The birth of a child or grandchild
💰 A significant change in your finances or assets
❤️ The death of a beneficiary or someone named in your Will
📋 Changes in who you would like to handle your affairs

Planning today can help make things much easier for the people you care about tomorrow.

⚖️ Markovitz Law Group, P.C.
www.markovitzlawgroup.com

Helping you plan for what matters most.

Trusted | Experienced | Driven

05/31/2026

The Markovitz Law Group team enjoyed a fantastic evening at Yokoso Japanese Restaurant celebrating the end of another busy tax season.

Great food, great company, lots of laughs, and a chance to recognize the incredible effort everyone put in over the past several months. We truly have an amazing team, and we're thankful for each person who helped make this tax season a success.

Cheers to hard work, teamwork, and a well-earned night out! 🍣🥢🎉

04/13/2026

How to ensure your Mailed Tax Documents are properly dated due to recent changes with postmark reliability, it is important to take extra precautions if you choose to mail your tax return or payment:

1. Always Use the U.S. Postal Service (USPS)
Use United States Postal Service directly. Private carriers (FedEx, UPS, etc.) may not always qualify under IRS “timely mailing” rules unless using specific approved services.

2. Request a Hand-Cancelled Postmark at the Counter * Do not drop your return in a mailbox. Instead:

• Go inside the post office
• Ask the clerk to hand-stamp (hand-cancel) the envelope with the current date
This provides a clearer, verifiable postmark.

3. Mail Early in the Day. Postmarks can reflect the next business day if mail is processed after pickup times. Mailing earlier increases the chance of receiving the correct date.

4. Use Certified Mail with Return Receipt Request Certified Mail for proof of mailing. This gives you:

• A dated receipt
• Tracking confirmation
• Additional documentation if there is ever a dispute

5. Keep Copies of Everything
Always - Always retain:

• A full copy of the return
• Your mailing receipt
• Tracking information

6. Avoid Last-Minute Mailing
Waiting until the deadline increases risk due to:

• Mail delays
• Postmark inconsistencies
• Processing issues
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- Important Reminder -

Even when following all of the above steps, mailing is no longer the most reliable method for meeting IRS deadlines.

E-filing remains the safest option, as it provides immediate confirmation and eliminates uncertainty around postmarks.

02/20/2026

While visiting Markovitz Law Group, you may be greeted by our celebrity employee, Tate. 🐾

He takes his job of welcoming clients very seriously and is always happy to brighten your day.

He works strictly for belly rubs and compliments.

Tate's Title: Client relations specialist. Tail wagger. Office morale booster.

02/12/2026

Check on your property using PFA FRAUD ALERT SYSTEM

https://pfa.uslandrecords.com/Default.aspx

Property Fraud Alert is an electronic notification service that alerts a subscriber via email every time a land records document is recorded with a requested name in a participating County Land Records Office.

02/05/2026

Planning for the future isn’t just smart — it’s essential.
Whether you’re protecting your legacy through Estate Planning or starting a new business, having the right legal foundation makes all the difference.
From wills and trusts to LLCs and corporations, our team is here to help you plan with confidence and build with clarity.
📞 Contact us today to schedule a consultation and take the next step toward peace of mind.