Estate planning is not only about planning for one's death. It can also include planning for when one becomes incapacitated in Massachusetts or in any other state. When a person is found incapable of making decisions for himself or herself, the court will appoint a...
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Month: July 2013
Wills and trusts: How to protect assets
When people decide that they want to begin the process of planning for what is to happen to their assets and property after they have died, they frequently think of a will. However, while wills are one way to settle their estates, they are subject to going through...
Health care planning could prove burdensome in Massachusetts
When a Massachusetts resident thinks about long-term care, he or she likely takes Medicare or Medicaid into consideration. Unfortunately, many Americans don't know that Medicare will not pay for nursing home stays or assisted living. The same is true for day-to-day...
Organization can help heirs properly allocate assets
When it comes to matters of estate planning, many Massachusetts residents feel certain that they have adequately addressed their needs. Once the planning process is complete, many people put their documents away and never revisit the issue. However, a recently...