Estate Planning

Devoted and dedicated Christians generally let their faith determine their actions in many areas of their lives. Prayer may be necessary before they decide whether to change their family circumstances or pursue an alternate career path. Someone's faith can also play...

At Randle & Randle, we believe in Christian values. That's why we're not afraid to sit down and pray with our clients at our Maryland law firm. Shed some heavenly light on your estate plan It's all to easy to get overwhelmed by all the decisions you have to make...

Leaving a financial legacy is a deeply personal decision, and for those who hold strong religious beliefs, leaving money to a Christian church in Maryland can be a meaningful testament of faith and generosity. By making a planned gift to a church, you can support a...

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...

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...