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Part of your duties as an estate executor is paying taxes. You not only have to file the last tax return for the individual if he or she does not have a spouse to file but also you must file a tax return for the estate. Estate tax filing must be done if the value is...
Before starting Medicaid planning, it is natural to worry if you must give up the family house to qualify for assistance with paying for nursing home care. This is an understandable concern for senior couples where one spouse is not moving into the assisted care...
If you think that anything digital is just for young, internet-savvy people, you might be overlooking an increasingly relevant matter in estate planning. More and more people could benefit from strategies to deal with online and computer-based assets after death. In...
Estate planning is a valuable tool for ensuring the distribution of your assets according to your wishes. Creating a will provides your family with clear instructions on what to do after death. While it is important to your will to contain specifics about your wishes,...
If you have ever had to make final arrangements for a loved one, you probably know exactly how expensive funerals can be. Indeed, according to World Population Review, the average funeral in Massachusetts currently costs more than $10,200. When you include other...
After building assets, you want to ensure that it all goes exactly where you want it. As the one of three people who have an estate plan, according to research by Caring.com, you have already laid the groundwork for your last wishes to get fulfilled. Unfortunately,...
At some point, adults may no longer have the cognitive ability to pay their bills. If this happens to your parents, you might have to provide assistance. You have several options, depending on the circumstances your parent or parents face. The basic steps to take...
Beginning the estate planning journey can seem daunting, especially when you are not sure what to expect. In order to ensure enforceability and comprehensive planning coverage, you need a thorough estate plan. There are a few key components that your estate plan may...
A will is a key part of any Massachusetts estate plan, but a will’s power only extends so far. If you have specific state planning goals a will does not help facilitate, you may be able to accomplish them by establishing one or more types of trusts. Kiplinger notes...
A thorough Massachusetts estate plan is a valuable tool to help you protect your assets now and for your beneficiaries in the future. When creating your plan, it is beneficial to avoid bias. Favoritism can tear even the most tight-knit family apart after a loss. Here...
