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Recent Posts
- The Basics of D.C. Estate Administration Part X: Foreign Estate Proceedings or Ancillary Probate Administration
- The Basics of D.C. Estate Administration…Part IX – Creditors Claims
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- Supreme Court finds DOMA Section 3 Unconstitutional
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Monthly Archives: June 2013
Supreme Court finds DOMA Section 3 Unconstitutional
On March 27th of this year the Supreme Court held oral arguments in U.S. v. Windsor (“Windsor“). Windsor involves federal laws and benefits, and their applicability to same-sex marriages. You can read my previous thoughts on the Windsor case here. … Continue reading
The Basics of D.C. Estate Administration…Part VII – The Account
This is the seventh in a series of posts on the basics of D.C. probate administration. You can read previous posts in this series including Part I: high-level differences between Virginia and D.C. estate administrations (here), Part II: qualifying to … Continue reading
The Basics of D.C. Probate Administration…Part VI: the Inventory
This is the sixth in a series of posts on the basics of D.C. probate administration. You can read previous posts in this series including Part I: high-level differences between Virginia and D.C. estate administrations (here), Part II: qualifying to … Continue reading
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