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Use It or Lose It – the Estate Tax Exclusion Amount May Drop!

At the end of 2025, unless action is taken by Congress before that date, the federal estate tax exclusion amount is going to “sunset”.  That means that it may nosedive to half of the current amount of $13,160,000.  Most estate planning professionals predict that the exclusion will drop to around $7 million.  That means that everyone who has been relying on the $13 million exclusion amount may suddenly find themselves with estate tax liability.  The people that would be affected are those of single individuals with assets over $7 million or married couples with assets more than $14 million but less than $25 million.

Administrative Professionals Day Lucheon

We recently celebrated the backbone of our organization: our administrative professionals. Their dedication, organization, and unwavering support keeps our office running smoothly. We appreciate all they do!

Non-Disclosure Agreements: Not All NDAs are Harmless!

“NDA” is an abbreviation for a “non-disclosure agreement.” They exist in different forms and have different uses.  Employers typically require NDAs as a condition of employment in order to protect confidential company information and trade secrets.  NDAs are also used when one party wants to disclose information to someone else but needs protection regarding its use.   When both parties want to exchange information, a mutual NDA is used.

A Sign of the Times: Check Out Our New Building Sign!

McMillan Metro Faerber is in an exciting growth period. Our recent name change, recognizing managing shareholder Michael Faerber, provides new opportunities for additional updates and additions, including our newly revamped exterior signage! Come see our new sign at 7811 Montrose Road, Potomac, Maryland.  We are thrilled with how it looks!

Converting Commercial Buildings into Condos

With the commercial real estate market in flux because of the post-COVID-19 economy and changes in work patterns, owners of leased commercial buildings, such as office buildings and industrial warehouses, are considering how to make their properties and their investments in them more attractive.  We have seen a good number of commercial properties being repurposed for residential use, either by reusing the existing structure of the commercial building and creating residential spaces in them, or by tearing down these structures and redeveloping them into residential uses.

Celebrating the Women of McMillan Metro Faerber for Women’s History Month

As you probably know, March is Women’s History Month. Recognized in the United States since 1987, this month is an opportunity to reflect upon the historical achievements and countless contributions women have made to our society. What you may not know is that McMillan Metro Faerber was co-founded in 1994 by such a woman, Donna M. McMillan, an exceptional attorney in the field of commercial real estate. Having reached a high level of personal and professional success, she sought to create a firm where other talented attorneys could thrive while serving the legal needs of the community.