Estate and Trust Law
Links
(All the following links are external.)
BAR ASSOCIATION:
ABA Real
Property, Probate & Trust Section
ABA Section of Real Property, Probate, and Trust
Law
Public
Information &
Frequently Asked Questions
IRS AND TAX LAW:
IRS
Estate & Gift Tax Page: Designed for laypersons, but a handy compilation
of IRS estate and gift tax resources, convenient link to forms and publications
and information on the current year's changes in inflation adjusted numbers.
IRS
Private Letter Rulings
Bureau
of Public Debt.
IRS-Tax
Exempt Organization Search
IRS
Forms
How
to Contact the IRS
U.S.
Tax Court
THOMAS-U.S.
Congress on the Internet
26
U.S.C. Subtitle B-Federal Estate and Gift Tax Laws
Applicable
Federal Rates (Section 7520) (Leimberg & Associates Inc.)
FindLaw's
Wills, Trusts, Estates and Probate Home Page
PLANNED GIVING:
Partnership for Philanthropic Planning
Planned
Giving Design Center of THE ASSOCIATED: Jewish Community Federation of
Baltimore
Council
on Foundations
PROBATE
State
Probate Statutes
Offices
of the Registers of Wills
Maryland
State Department of Assessments and Taxation
OTHER SITES AND LINKS LISTS:
American
Society of Appraisers
ACTEC
Links
Baltimore
Giving Project
COMAR
on-line
Dan
Evan's Home Page
Maryland
Attorney General's Health Policy Development Page
Maryland
General Assembly
The Castleman Law Firm Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts
Natalie
Choate's Life and Death Planning with Retirement Benefits Website
Steve
Leimberg's Web Site
Robert
Clofine's Estate Planning Page
ABA
RPPTL Section - List of Deed Preparers
ASSOCIATIONS:
American College of Trust
and Estate Counsel (ACTEC)
The
Baltimore Estate Planning Council
National
Network of Estate Planning Attorneys
International
Academy of Estate & Trust Law
MISCELLANEOUS:
On-line
reference library, including reference material
Antiques
Roadshow Online
Saving
for College
This website has information on Section 529 college tuition plans and other
information on saving for college.
US
ZIP Code
Find the County in which an address is located--great if you need to know
domicile of someone when preparing either estate planning documents or estate
probate forms.
For more links go to MSBA’s Legal Links
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