The death of a loved one is often accompanied by confusion, unanswered questions, and overwhelming responsibility for those left behind. In this educational webinar, Nick Carpenter, Associate Attorney with Elville and Associates, provides clear guidance through the post-mortem estate and trust administration process. This presentation is designed to help surviving spouses, family members, fiduciaries, and […]

Presented by Elville and Associates’ Managing Principal and Lead Attorney, Stephen R. Elville, this in-depth educational webinar provides a comprehensive look at modern estate and elder law planning—and why thoughtful, proactive planning is essential to protecting both families and legacies. Estate planning today is far more than drafting documents. It requires a coordinated process that […]

Selecting a trustee is one of the most important—and often underestimated—decisions in the estate planning process. The individual or institution you choose will be responsible for carrying out your wishes, managing assets, navigating family dynamics, and exercising judgment during some of life’s most sensitive moments. In this educational webinar, Stephen R. Elville, Managing Principal and […]

Selling a home and moving are two of the most significant—and sometimes stressful—life transitions families face. Yet too often, critical information is missed, questions go unasked, and decisions are made without a full understanding of the legal, financial, and logistical consequences. In this educational webinar, Elville and Associates brings together trusted professionals to discuss conversations […]

Since 2016, Elville and Associates’ Client Care Program has been synonymous with "Planning That Works"—a proactive, relationship-driven approach designed to ensure your estate, special needs, and elder law planning continues to work as your life, goals, and the law evolve. As one of only two law firms in Maryland with a Client Care Program accredited […]

At Elville and Associates, we believe estate planning excellence is not accidental—it is intentional. Many individuals want an estate plan that truly works: one that reflects their values, protects the people they love, transfers assets as intended, controls costs, adapts to change, and stands the test of time. They want clarity, confidence, and peace of […]