After someone dies, the person named as executor of the estate must find the will and have it probated in Massachusetts probate court. If the executor cannot find the will, it could delay the process and keep the beneficiaries from receiving their inheritances in a...
Month: July 2018
Preserve an inheritance through a generation skipping trust
On behalf of Curley Law Firm LLP | Jul 21, 2018 | Trusts
The federal government has set up estate tax laws that deplete an inheritance every time it is passed from one generation to the next. Caring.com explains that people in Massachusetts who want to avoid this double and triple taxation on their wealth may be able to...
Understanding the process of estate planning can prevent mistakes
On behalf of Curley Law Firm LLP | Jul 9, 2018 | Estate Planning
One of the last things that many Massachusetts families consider doing is planning their estate. For many folks, they do not see the value in spending time and resources to plan their future when their immediate situation is satisfactory, comfortable and successful....
When an adult with autism needs a guardian or conservator
On behalf of Curley Law Firm LLP | Jul 6, 2018 |
Many parents in Massachusetts take care of the special needs of their children with autism without a second thought as to their authority to be a child’s decision maker. However, when their child becomes a legal adult, things change.According to Autism Speaks...
Difference between living wills and healthcare proxies
On behalf of Curley Law Firm LLP | Jul 2, 2018 | Uncategorized
People can begin making most types of estate plans as soon as they turn 18. However, most people do not seriously consider these documents until they are much older. There are many types of documents to have on the books in the event you become incapable of making...
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