Probate, Estate Administration, Wills, and Trusts Lawyer and Attorney George Teitelbaum, located in Washington DC, District of Columbia and Maryland MD

Call now at 301-949-7656 or 202-783-7177
The Probate, Estates, Wills and Trusts DC and Maryland Lawyer Resource Center is for the general Public, as well as for Lawyers and Attorneys and provides self-help and educational resources for a wide range of Probate, Estate Administration and Litigation, Elder Law, and related legal issues in Washington, DC, the District of Columbia (D.C.) and Maryland. It also provides a brief introduction into the law practice of George Teitelbaum.

Whether these legal issues and problems are those you want to handle on your own, whether you want to be more informed, or whether you just want an attorney to help you, this Law Resource Center is packed solid with step by step instructions, necessary legal forms from the Courts, comprehensive legal definitions that apply to the issues, loads of explanations as to what things are important, and many additional contact information, and additional handy links to Courts, Government Agencies, and other informational sources and services.

For those that need any additional legal assistance, caring and experienced Attorney George Teitelbaum, licensed both in DC and MD, whose practice concentrates only on Probate, Estate Administration and Litigation, Wills, Trusts, Estate Planning, Elder Law, guardianships and related matters, can assist you. His many years of direct experience in dealing with these cases, makes it very easy for you, with step by step guidance, document preparation of all the required legal forms and pleadings, and extensive contact with all the local Courts and Registers of Wills.

Check out George Teitelbaum's Legal Experience and Background, as well as office locations and other contact information. To go to his other main web site, www.probategeorge.com, Click Here.

Reference our Brief Guide to Probate in the District of Columbia to get a general idea of the complexities of Probate in Washington, DC

Reference our Brief Guide to Probate in the State of Maryland to get a general idea of the complexities of Probate in the State of Maryland

Carefully examine the document prepared jointly by the Estates and Trusts Section Council of the Maryland State Bar Association and the Register of Wills Association of Maryland, that Exposes the real Facts and Fiction behind Claims for Living Trusts to get a general idea whether preparation of a Living Trust is best for you, in order to avoid Probate.

Take a look at ourFinancial Inventory Worksheet and Planning Guide Print it out, fill it in, and keep it among your important papers.

See ourGuide to Common Estate Terminology which defines the terms used, including: Wills, Trusts, Living Wills, Probate, Durable Power of Attorney, and other commonly used estate terms.

We also have a number of printed brochures listed on our next page, as well as other on-line guides including:

Other On - Line Guides

Guide to Resolving Conflicts

Guide to Living Wills

Guide to Health Care Powers of Attorney

Guide to the Revocable Living Trust

Guide to Elder Law

It is extremely important to distinguish between simple legal matters that you can handle yourself, and complex legal issues, that should be handled by an attorney. This is particularly true of matters relating to Probate, Estate Administration and Litigation, Wills, Trusts, Elder Law and Guardianships. If you have any doubt as to whether or not you can handle a legal matter, contact George Teitelbaum or an attorney of your choice.

In the Washington DC area, or in the State of Maryland, you may contact Attorney George Teitelbaum, licensed both in DC and MD, whose practice concentrates only on Probate, Estate Administration and Litigation, Wills, Trusts, Estate Planning, Elder Law, guardianships and related matters. He can assist you, because his easy to talk to manner and many years of experience in dealing with these cases, makes it very easy for you, with step by step assistence.

An initial consultation is always free, and he will be happy to answer any questions you may have. Check out George Teitelbaum's Legal Experience and Background, as well as office locations and other contact information. His office is convenient to all of Washington, the District of Columbia (DC), Maryland (MD), Montgomery County, Prince George's County, Silver Spring, Wheaton, Aspen Hill, Leisure World, Bethesda, and Rockville.

The Law Offices of George Teitelbaum offer a wide variety of probate, estate and elder law services for clients throughout the District of Columbia and Maryland. For more information, please contact our law office today. Attorney George Teitelbaum also assists clients located out of state that may have legal issues in the District of Columbia. To go to his other main web site, www.probategeorge.com, Click Here.

Law Offices of George A. Teitelbaum

2416 Blueridge Avenue, Suite 200

Wheaton, MD 20902

(4 blocks North of Wheaton Plaza and the Wheaton Metro Station on the Red Line, right off Georgia Avenue)

301-949-7656

1025 Connecticut Avenue, Suite 1012

Washington, DC 20036

(right next to the Farragut North Metro Station on the Red Line)

202-783-7177

Probate and estate administration, estate planning, and elder law attorney George Teitelbaum provides representation to clients throughout Washington, D.C., in all areas such as Northwest, Northeast, Southwest, Southeast, George Washington University, Downtown, Dupont Circle, Foggy Bottom, Georgetown, Sheridan, Logan Circle, Mount Vernon Square, Shaw, West End, Barney Circle, Capitol Hill, Chinatown, Judiciary Square, Kingman Park, Navy Yard, Near Northeast, Penn Quarter, NoMa, Southwest Federal Center, Southwest Waterfront, Union Station, and the National Mall. Also, Suburban Maryland, including: Montgomery County, Prince George's County, Wheaton, Silver Spring, Rockville, Bethesda, Aspen Hill, Gaithersburg, Olney, Leisure World, and Potomac. Attorney George Teitelbaum also assists clients located out of state that may have legal issues in the District of Columbia or in Maryland.