About Our Firm
At Cox Law Group our practice is devoted to serving clients throughout Maryland in the areas of Estate Planning and Administration, Business Planning, Asset Protection Planning, Fiduciary Litigation and Guardianship.
Families and business owners need estate and business planning services in order to put their affairs in order. However, not all estate and business planning practices are the same. Our practice focuses on delivering highly customized estate and business plans. Through counseling, we save taxes, reduce costs, protect families and provide highly personalized services. Our client’s expectations are regularly exceeded.
Our Foundation
The foundation of our practice is delivering outstanding service that our clients expect and deserve. Our techniques include everything from simple wills and living trusts to sophisticated tax, asset protection and business succession strategies. We are a results-oriented firm, committed to being recognized as leaders by our clients, other legal professionals and the community in which we live and work.
We invite you to contact Cox Law Group today to begin protecting your future.
Practice Areas
Business Planning
Planning for how you will exit from your business should be an integral part of your business formation and estate and retirement planning.
Estate Planning
Estate planning is not ‘death planning’; it’s ‘life planning’, and an essential and rewarding process for individuals and families who engage in it.
Fiduciary Litigation
If the fiduciary doesn’t act selflessly, that is if he or she places his or her personal interest above the person(s) to whom he or she owes such a fiduciary duty, then such conduct is actionable.
Succession / Exit Planning
Succession and Exit Planning can make a business owner feel comfortable that they have a plan in place for when the time comes to exit.
Guardianship
Guardianship proceedings can be handled without an attorney, but they are often complicated, and hiring an attorney can ultimately save time and expense.
Special Education
If you have a child with a disability, your child is entitled to FAPE – a free appropriate public education, under the IDEA at 20 U. S. C. § 1401(9).
