Wills, Trusts & Estates
Law Office of Steven M Berger, LLC
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Wills, Trusts & Estates

A plan for you and your family

A trusted community voice since 2012

Based in Severna Park, the Law Office of Steven M Berger, LLC is a trusted voice in estate planning and administration for Maryland residents. Our firm provides personalized service to navigate the often complex decisions required to plan your estate. We help you to protect your assets and ensure your wishes are carried out as planned. Not matter what your situation - young or old, with large assets or small - we bring our experience and knowledge of the law to provide peace of mind to you and your family.

Steven M. Berger has focused his law practice on estate planning for over a decade and is recognized as an accredited estate planner by the National Association of Estate Planners & Councils.

Please feel free to book a consultation or contact us. We’re here to help.

 

Contact

➤ LOCATION

821 West Benfield Road
Suite 1
Severna Park, MD 21146

➤ Greenbelt Location

8957A Edmonston Road Greenbelt, MD 20770

☎ CONTACT

info@bergerwills.com
(410) 777-5916

 

Areas of Practice


Wills

Everyone needs a will, power of attorney, and an advance medical directive to ensure that you have covered the contingencies in front of you. The Law Office of Steven M Berger, LLC can take care this essential step for you. Learn more ▸

TRUSTS

Should you create a trust? We can help you with your decision. We’ll look at your particular circumstances including the size of your estate, where you own property, the age of your children, family members with special needs and retirement and life insurance assets. Learn more

Estate Administration & Probate

Settling an estate after a loved one passes (also known as probate) involves settling debts, distributing property and ensuring the proper taxes are filed. Our firm can handle all these administrative and legal details during a difficult time. Learn more ▸


 
 

How do I make a trust for my pet?

 
 
 
 

There is a provision in place for pets in your general durable of attorney. There are three additional places that pets should also be referenced.

Though pets don’t specifically qualify as personal property, it would be helpful to list them in their memorandum. That way there is an easy place to spot this detail.

 
 

 

Let's Talk.

Use the form below to contact us regarding estate planning, administration or any related question you have. Please feel free to call us at (410) 777-5916, if you’d prefer.