Helping People Age With Dignity And Peace Of Mind
There are a number of reasons why you may need to go over your will again, such as the loss of someone you love or filing for a divorce. If you are considering bringing your marriage to an end, or if you have already completed the divorce process, it is crucial to...
We have gone over many different decisions that people make with regard to their estate and in this post, we will take a closer look at naming a power of attorney. There are a variety of reasons why you may come to the conclusion that this is the right option for you....
A living trust is an estate planning document that many Wakefield residents use to place their assets into a trust for their own benefit while they are still alive. Upon a trustee's death, or should a trustee become disabled, the assets within the trust transfer...
When people decide to set up an estate plan, there are many different assets they may have to review. In the digital age, this may include cryptocurrency investments, for some people. As with any other type of investment, it is essential to make sure that these assets...
At , we understand that the Massachusetts laws regarding the estate of a person who died without a will can seem complex. If your loved one did not designate someone to take care of his or her financial and personal property, the...
While it can be unpleasant to think about, if you have minor children it’s recommended that you name a guardian in your estate plan in the event you and your spouse are deceased. The decision to name a guardian can be difficult for many people and you may worry that...
No matter how much you have in the way of assets, just the thought of setting up your estate plan will probably seem daunting. You might be surprised at how efficiently your planning session can be managed if you are well-organized going in.Consider the elements Here...
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...
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...
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....
