The Balance Between Realistic And Unrealistic Relationship Expectations

Part 20 of Probate in Washington, DC: Notice of Revocable Trust

A Notice of Revocable Trust proceeding is opened to notify interested persons and creditors that a deceased person established a trust prior to death that became irrevocable upon death. A revocable…

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Dealing with Infidelity: Navigating the Complex Path to Healing

Infidelity, the breach of trust within a committed relationship, is a deeply challenging and emotional experience that can shake the foundation of even the strongest partnerships. When faced with the discovery of infidelity, the emotional roller coaster that ensues can be overwhelming. However, while healing from such a betrayal is undoubtedly difficult, it is possible with time, effort, and a…

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The Heartbeat of Connection - Understanding the Role of Empathy in Relationships

Empathy, the ability to understand and share the feelings of another, is often referred to as the cornerstone of emotional intelligence. In relationships, empathy acts as a bridge, connecting individuals on a profoundly deep level. It goes beyond mere understanding; it involves feeling with someone, experiencing their joys and sorrows as if they were your own. This article delves into the vital…

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A Guide to Maintaining a Strong Marriage Over Time

Marriage, often hailed as the ultimate expression of love and commitment, is a complex and evolving partnership. When two individuals embark on this journey, they are not just promising to share their lives but also to navigate the challenges and triumphs that come their way. As the initial euphoria fades and the routine of everyday life sets in, maintaining a strong marriage requires effort,…

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The Probate Process in Maryland: Wills and Probate

This is Part 3 in our series on the probate process in Maryland. Despite what you might have seen on TV or in movies about a dramatic “reading of the will” after someone dies, you might be surprise…

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Do I Have Standing to Contest a Will?

In this article, we’re talking about contesting a will. This is a type of estate litigation, and we’ve written an entire series on this subject. If you missed any of our posts in this series, please see our Index to the series to catch up on what you’ve missed, or to skip ahead to the topic that interests you. The Gormley Law Office is pleased to present this information. We are a full service…

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Part 4 of Our Probate Series in Washington, DC: How to Open a Small Estate Proceeding in the Probate Division

In this post, we’re ready to delve into the details of how to open a small estate proceeding. Remember that small estates are opened for a person domiciled in the District of Columbia who died afte…

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What is Inheritance Theft?

The Gormley Law Office is pleased to share this information on estate litigation! If you need help with a will, trust or probate matter, call us at 1.240.514.2358 or use the Contact feature at the bottom of this web page. We’re here to help! Inheritance theft is essentially just as it sounds: your inheritance is stolen by someone else through dubious means. There are several ways this can…

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Nurturing love and well-being: The interplay between marriage and mental health

Marriage is a beautiful union that holds the promise of companionship, support, and shared experiences. While it can be a source of immense joy and fulfillment, the dynamics within a marriage can also significantly impact mental health. In this article, we’ll explore the intricate relationship between marriage and mental well-being, examining both the positive and challenging aspects and…

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