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Evan J. Krame is an attorney practicing in the fields of estate planning, trust administration, guardianships, probate, and tax planning. A 1982 graduate of the National Law Center at George Washington University, Evan continued at George Washington to complete a Master of Taxation in 1985. He frequently advises clients on asset protection, probate avoidance, disability planning and tax planning. Evan is a member of the Bar of the District of Columbia, Maryland, and New York.
Evan has a particular interest in planning for persons with disabilities. Much of his practice is dedicated to providing choices in the management and application of assets. Evan also serves as trustee for special needs trusts and guardian for elderly and incapacitated adults.
Edward M. Biggin is a partner at Krame and Biggin. who practices in the areas of estate planning, estate and trust administration, guardianship, elder law, and special needs trust planning and administration.
Ed is a member of the Maryland State Bar Association (Estates and Trusts, and Elder Law Sections); District of Columbia Bar Association (Estates, Trusts, and Probate Section); American Bar Association (Probate & Property Section ); and the Montgomery County Bar Association.
Ed was the Law Clerk to the Honorable Paul A. McGuckian, Sixth Judicial Circuit, Maryland, from August 2002 until December 2003.
Jamie K. Blair is an associate with Krame and Biggin, P.C., who practices primarily in the areas of estate planning and estate administration.
Before joining the firm, Jamie practiced with Lippman, Semsker, and Salb, LLC, working in the estate planning and civil litigation practice areas. Prior to that, she served as a Fellow at the American Diabetes Association, where she helped prepare a brief for the organization outlining legal options for pilots grounded as a result of new FAA regulations. She also created a database of decisions by the Office of Civil Rights to help parents obtain Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) for their children. In addition, she interned for University Legal Services, where she assisted in parole and probation revocation hearings to ensure that individuals with mental illnesses had access to community resources.
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