
A will is a legal document that tells the court how you would like your assets distributed after you pass away. It can also name things like guardians if you have minor children or take care of a disabled adult who needs ongoing personal care after you are gone. A Fall River wills lawyer can help you through the process of drafting a will and making sure your final wishes are met.
At Albanese Law, LLC, we have been helping individuals and families with their estate planning needs. If you wish to establish a will or need to modify an existing one to reflect life events, we can help you. With extensive knowledge of Massachusetts will laws, we can make sure your will is legal and valid so it can be carried out after you pass.
Creating a will is one of the greatest blessings you can give your loved ones, protecting your assets and making sure they are passed on to whom you want after you pass. Only 24% of Americans have a will in place, but recognize the importance of having one. However, most people delay estate planning until a major event occurs, such as a change in personal health or the death of a friend.
It is important not to delay estate planning because tragic events happen every day. In order to create a will in Massachusetts, you must be at least 18 years old and of sound mind. The will must be signed in the presence of at least two witnesses who are not listed beneficiaries. Having a will offers you peace of mind. Important aspects of a will include:
Our team offers comprehensive services, including modifications to existing wills to account for life changes (marriage, divorce, births, etc.), moving to a new state (as state laws vary), and reflecting any change in the value of your estate.
At Albanese Law, LLC, we are dedicated to protecting your legacy by providing legal assistance to help you establish an estate plan. We have been helping individuals and families in Fall River for over a decade to make sure their assets are protected, and their loved ones are cared for after they pass away.
Contact our offices today; it is never too soon to begin planning for the future. Schedule a consultation and learn more about how we can help you.