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Maryland employers are generally not allowed to make employment decisions based primarily on a worker's religious beliefs. For example, your employer may be violating employment laws if it disciplined you for taking Sunday mornings off to go to church. You may also be...
When it comes to estate planning in Maryland, many people are at a loss as to where to start. They may not know what documents they need or what steps to take to ensure their loved ones are cared for after they die. If this relates to you, you can always turn to the...
Employees of Maryland have certain rights in the workplace. One of the protections afforded to workers makes it illegal for employers to discriminate against them based on religion. Unfortunately, workplace religious discrimination still occurs. What workers are...
Estate planning is practical in nature, but with a closer look, you should also find the management of your estate a duty in Christian stewardship. By foreseeing and then planning for the needs of your family, you live up to a biblical standard. When your death...
Giving to churches, schools or other charitable organizations provides Maryland residents with an opportunity to help others and support good work. While these may be rewards enough, giving to charitable organizations can also be a prudent financial strategy....
Looking at Maryland law may help people understand how estate planning and probate work. Another source to explore may be the bible. Biblical passages could provide insights and ideas about how to approach estate planning. Helpful advice may lead some to examine...
If someone in Maryland dies and leaves a large estate behind, probate can be a long and complicated process. However, this doesn't have to be the case with smaller estates. If you're tasked with executing a small estate, you might be able to apply for simplified...