Eleanor C. Naiman - a Baltimore, Maryland (MD) Estate Planning Lawyer

Baltimore Estate Planning Lawyer

Updated: 04/08/2026

Areas of Practice

Estate Planning
Elder Law
Trusts
Wills
Business & Commercial Law
Commercial Transactions

Attorney Information

Overview

Eleanor C. Naiman is an Attorney at Law as well as a Certified Public Accountant who practices widely in the area of Estate Planning, Elder Law and Commercial Transactions in Maryland. Ms. Naiman represents many small businesses and their owners, professionals and other individuals. She also has extensive experience in estate and gift tax matters and audits. She works with families dealing with the disability of a loved one, aging parents, non-traditional families, and families dealing with sandwich generation issues - concerns about their parents and children. She has worked with clients in selecting and reviewing the performance of investment advisors, and works closely with banks and other trust companies, investment advisors, insurance agents and accountants.

Professional Licenses

Certified Public Accountant, State of Maryland, 1983

Education

Legal Education
- University of Maryland School of Law, Baltimore, Maryland
  J.D.
  Honors: With Honors
Non Legal Education
- Towson State University, Towson, Maryland
  B.A.
  Honors: magna cum laude
  Major: Accounting

Current Employment Position(s)

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Attorney at Law
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Bar Admissions

Maryland, 1986
U.S. District Court District of Maryland, 1994
U.S. Supreme Court, 2003

Specialties and Certifications

Certified Public Accountant, State of Maryland, 1983

Other Affiliations

Maryland State Bar Association (Member)

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Baltimore, MD

25 Hooks Lane
Suite 202
Baltimore, MD 21208

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Fax: 410-653-3478

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