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Welcome — you're reading The Maryland Executor's Handbook. The working tools that go with the book are below, free.
The book walks you through Maryland's process. These are the two things you'll actually use week to week.
The two-clock deadline calculator
Enter the date of death and your appointment date, and every Maryland deadline is calculated for you — the 20-day list, the 3-month inventory and Modified Administration window, the 6-month creditor bar, the 9-month account.
The First 30 Days checklist
A printable one-pager for the part that feels most overwhelming: what to do, in order, before you're even sure what you're doing.
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Both files, one email, no cost. I'll also send the occasional note when Maryland's rules actually change — which matters, because the deadlines in your estate don't care that the law moved.
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Haven't read the book yet?
The Maryland Executor's Handbook is the whole process in plain English — Maryland's two clocks, the three administration tracks, the creditor rule that can close a claim window in 30 days instead of six months, both death taxes explained calmly, and a red-flag list telling you exactly when to stop and call an attorney.
You can also read the free Maryland guides here: Maryland inheritance tax — who pays the 10%.
Want the full working system?
The Maryland Executor Compliance Kit is the book's toolkit taken further: the deadline calculator, editable letter templates, the expense and creditor trackers built to feed your Administration Account, and free updates as Maryland's rules change. One time, no subscription.