Two Minutes with Tom and the Team

October 2026

Should You Name Children Together as Decision Makers?

Who would make important decisions for you if you were no longer able to make them yourself?

One of the most important parts of estate planning is choosing the right people to act on your behalf. From financial matters to healthcare decisions, the individuals you name can have a significant impact on how your wishes are carried out.

In this video, Tom Downs and Stephen Wallace discuss why naming your decision-makers deserves careful consideration.

Learn more about protecting yourself and your loved ones through thoughtful estate planning.

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Planning for the future is a vital step towards securing your legacy and protecting your loved ones. In the video series, Two Minutes with Tom and the Team, the team at the Downs Law Firm explore the various facets of Estate Planning, including understanding wills and trusts, beneficiary designations, planning for long-term care, and more. 

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Founded in 1995 by Tom Downs, Downs Law Firm remains a leading legal counsel for Estate Planning, Probate and Trust Administration, and Asset Protection throughout the Baltimore-Washington corridor.