Notary and Wills
Attorney Ethel Mitchell explains that a notary does not fix a bad will.
Look at Deeds When Doing Your Will
Attorney Ethel Mitchell describes why we look at your deeds when we do your will and estate documents.
What You Should Put in Writing
Attorney Ethel Mitchell describes things you should put in writing, such as if you want memorial services of your sorority or fraternity and whether you want to be buried in another state or country.
Dying Without Wills
Attorney Michelle Lanchester talks about what happens when you die without a will. Attorney Ethel Mitchell features Reginald Lewis as an example of Black excellence.
Tax Sales
Attorney Ethel Mitchell discusses losing property through tax sales. She features George Foreman as a businessman.
WHAT TO DO AFTER SOMEONE DIES WITH A WILL
Attorney Ethel Mitchell answers a caller’s questions about what do you do after someone dies with a Will.
Celebrating Women's History Month: Sheros We Must Know
In this Women’s History Month episode, Attorney Ethel Mitchell highlights remarkable Black women whose innovations and leadership have shaped everything from home security and modern heating to space travel, the internet, civil rights, media, and philanthropy. She shares stories of trailblazers l...
The Great Wealth Transfer: Protecting Your Legacy with Wills and Trusts
A Great Wealth Transfer is happening - an unprecedented intergenerational movement of assets from baby boomers to younger generations. In this episode, Attorney Ethel Mitchell shares how to protect and preserve your assets with Wills and Trusts to prevent your wealth from getting lost in the $124...
Episode 60: Launch of the New Wills and Trusts LLC Website
Attorney Ethel Mitchell announces the launch of a new website for the law firm Wills and Trusts LLC on which there is a wealth of information. The new website is located at http://www.willsandtrusts.net.
Maryland's New Transfer-on-Death Deeds Law
In this episode, Attorney Ethel Mitchell discusses how Maryland’s new transfer-on-death deed law can help protect assets and simplify transfers. I shared how trusts can reflect personal wishes for beneficiaries and why planning ahead may help families avoid delays, expenses, and disputes.
