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Creating a Will or Power of Attorney That Addresses How Your Social Media Accounts Are Handled After You’ve Passed On
Social media is an important part of many lives these days. Of people who use the internet, 83 percent of women and 75 percent of men use Facebook, according to Omnicore. Most seniors who use the internet are also on Facebook, which can be a great way to stay in touch with family and… Read More »
Tara Frame Receives SBA Award for “Maryland Attorney Advocate of the Year”
Baltimore, June 6, 2019 The Maryland SBA announced the winners of the Small Business Awards for 2019 at an awards gala today and recognized Tara Frame as the Maryland Attorney Advocate of the Year. Each year, the Small Business Administration recognizes the achievements of small businesses and advocates from across Maryland. The stories shared… Read More »
Maryland’s New Mutual Consent Divorce Laws
Since 2011, divorce in Maryland has been complicated in the past by a rule that required married couples to be separated for 12 months before marriage for no fault and most fault grounds. That law still exists in circumstances in which two spouses are unable to agree on child custody, property division, alimony, and… Read More »
The Face of Estate Planning, Elder Law, Probate & Family Law
For Over 65 years, Frame & Frame Attorneys at Law has been serving the legal needs of the community. The firm often works with multiple generations of the same family, for thoughtful estate planning and during times of crises… Read More »
Coping With the Death of a Loved One
Whether a husband died of long-term cancer or a child unexpectedly died in a traffic collision, the death of a loved one is often the hardest thing that any of us ever have to deal with. There may be numbness at first, or shock, and the sadness may ease at times, but the loss… Read More »
Frame & Frame attorneys at law celebrates 65th year!
Tara Frame continues family legacy of service to the community Pasadena, MD April 16, 2019– Frame & Frame Attorneys at Law is celebrating 65 years of service to the local community this year. The organization was founded in 1954 by Vernon Frame and their primary offices are still located in the heart of Pasadena,… Read More »
Elder Romance and Marriage
Romance is often associated with the young. Somehow, our society generally believes that the elderly have outgrown the emotions that come with dating. Yet, older adults find just as much enjoyment as teenagers do from the excitement, compassion, and love that companionship provides. In today’s world, finding love again at an older age is… Read More »
For Some Elders, Guardianship is Akin to Prison
As a senior citizen with wisdom learned through countless life lessons, one would expect to be treated with a high level of respect and admiration. Senior citizens have provided and sacrificed for their families for decades, and it only makes sense that they should be treated with respect, appreciation, and a high social status…. Read More »
A Positive Outcome: How Two Divorce Attorneys Handled Their Own Divorce
A Chicago couple, who got married just after they each finished law school, went through the process of argument, therapy, argument, and inevitably divorce. Why is this story noteworthy? Because both were and still are divorce attorneys, as the New York Times reports. With years of experience helping clients through often messy and almost… Read More »
Everything You Need to Know About Filing Maryland Estate Tax
When someone passes away and you are serving as the executor or personal representative, one of the most critical tasks is correctly filing estate tax. A professional estate administrator such as an attorney is highly recommended for this and the many other complex aspects of estate administration. Maryland estate tax is different than most… Read More »
