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When the gifts are all unwrapped and the honeymoon is over, a Massachusetts newlywed couple's life begins. Thinking about how that life could end may not be at the top of the couple's list, but many would argue that it should be. It is important that they execute...
The old saying, "you can't take it with you," is true. However, that does not mean that Massachusetts residents cannot retain control over with happens to it. For instance, some people may need nothing more than a will to meet their goals, but others will need...
Health care costs are not the only expenses that continue to rise. The cost of long-term health care is also increasing. Massachusetts residents who include the possibility of needing extended care during estate planning could have the funds available when the time...
If you agreed to be the executor of a family member's will, you may not have truly understood what duties you are expected to perform upon his or her death. The Massachusetts probate process requires that certain steps be taken before the estate can be distributed and...
Data gathered over the last few years indicates that more people in the United States are single, and undoubtedly, many of those people are here in Massachusetts. Unmarried individuals may unknowingly face certain challenges when it comes to estate planning that...
