Thinking about the future is not always easy. Most younger and healthy adults don't give a lot of thought to what will happen if they pass away unexpectedly, but in reality, estate planning is important at every stage of life. From young college students to older...
Month: March 2020
Check your estate plan for these 3 common mistakes
On behalf of Curley Law Firm LLP | Mar 23, 2020 | Uncategorized
It can be uncomfortable to think about death. Still, whether you have considerable assets or just a few, you likely want to have some control over what happens to your wealth. You also want to be sure that your family members, friends and health care professionals...
Do college students really need wills and estate planning tools?
On behalf of Curley Law Firm LLP | Mar 22, 2020 | Wills
Life is unpredictable, and there is no telling when it will be necessary to have certain types of protections in place. Every Massachusetts adult, starting at the age of 18, will benefit from having wills and other types of estate planning documents drafted and...
Where should an adult start with the estate planning process?
On behalf of Curley Law Firm LLP | Mar 17, 2020 | Estate Planning
One of the main reasons that Massachusetts adults delay starting the estate planning process is because they assume they are too young or healthy enough to where this process is not necessary. However, estate planning is beneficial for every adult, regardless of...
Estate planning in the age of COVID-19
On behalf of Curley Law Firm LLP | Mar 11, 2020 | Estate Planning
Spring is in the air, which typically brings plans for summer vacation and travel. This year, with the advent of COVID-19, people in Massachusetts may be considering travel closer to home. They may also be thinking of making sure their affairs are in order before...
Estate planning information should be shared to be effective
On behalf of Curley Law Firm LLP | Mar 2, 2020 | Estate Planning
Some families are very close-knit and communicate regularly on issues both great and small. Other families may be less communicative and keep important information to themselves. There is one area in which open communication can greatly benefit families in...
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